A sermon delivered by Fr Darren Collins on how Christ’s Transfiguration is the story of a glimpse of glory revealed to God’s people.

Jacopo Tintoretto, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons The story of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba is a fascinating account of ancient international relationships

A sermon delivered about Jacobs Ladder on 14th January 2024, by Mary Rathbone.

The Bethlehem Star has long since been and gone, but Jesus is the real Star of Bethlehem, he is the light of the world.

God makes the impossible possible, through Mary. He can also make the impossible possible, through us today.

As Jesus was born in a humble stable to a modest, but faithful girl, so Christ today lives in the hearts of those who are faithful and humble. 

Living out the kindness and compassion Jesus represented nurtures eternal new beginnings within ourselves.

A Sermon delivered for Remembrance Sunday by Mary Rathbone.

A sermon delivered by Mary Rathbone on Christ’s Transfiguration – it’s not just about what it looks like, but also what it might feel like.

The importance of remembering the customs of those who went before us.

In the gospel reading from Matthew (Matt 22:15-22) Jesus reminds us that we are not only; Citizens of Earth, but also Citizens of Heaven Jesus

This parable explains how we should allow the light of Christ to shine though us to provide comfort and hope to others.

The Lord’s Prayer can help us build a personal relationship with God.

Find out more about God’s grace and how his love can change lives.

None of us is deserving of God’s grace and forgiveness, but he offers it in abundance anyway to all of us.

We are all equal in God’s eyes.