This year’s Christian Aid week is centred on Haiti. Here’s what Christian Aid Haiti’s Prospery Raymond has to say about the event. We are all connected. We are all human beings. We are all sons and daughters of God. We are one. Through Christian Aid, you in the UK and Ireland are connected with us […]
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As part of the Archbishops call to prayer between Ascension and Pentecost known as Thy Kingdom Come we have over the past years undertaken a number of initiatives such as Prayer Walks in each of the parishes and Prayer walking over a number of days between all 15 churches. We will, of course, be fully
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Congratulations to Steven Loveridge Church Warden for Seaborough on being presented with The Morehead Trophy by Bishop Karen on behalf of the DHCT for collecting the highest individual total in last year’s Ride and Stride event.
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You’re very welcome to join us on Sat 14th April 2018 16:00-17.30 for Messy Church at St Mary’s Church, Beaminster. There are activities, crafts, songs, games, bible story and prayers followed by a slap-up tea. It’s fun worship for all ages in a creative and messy way. Lots to see and do and you get fed, what’s
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Our Sunday School meets on the 2nd Sunday of the month at 10.15 followed by our Family Service. We generally follow the Lectionary Reading for the day, and Easter 2 was the reading from John’s Gospel Chapter 20 v19-31. We learned how the lives of Jesus’ disciples were transformed by the Holy Spirit, after seeing
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We meet tonight, 7pm, in St Mary’s Church Beaminster to share prayers for the life of the team. Join us in person or pray at home. Prayer points below. Psalm 148 Renewing Hope: How has God renewed your hope this week? Prayer points Giving thanks for all the went on during Lent and Holy Week
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We are here, the morning of very unexpected discoveries. After Jesus’ betrayal by Judas, his denial by Peter, the deserting of the disciples, the mocking by the Romans and his painful suffering and death we reach the end. This should have been the low point. The moment when the women continued the burial preparations begun
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There is an account in the New Testament of St Peter’s instruction on the Christian faith to a man called Cornelius and his household (Acts 10). Who was Cornelius? He was a Roman soldier stationed in Caesarea. He was in charge of about one hundred men in the army of occupation. We are told he
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