This is the outline of a service to share in together at our computers (or phones, tablets etc.), starting at 10:30am on Sunday morning, but you are also welcome to use it at other times. We suggest working your way down the page, reading out the prayers and playing the videos, singing along with the songs and following other directions given below. Words of songs and prayers that are not included as subtitles in videos are listed directly below them. There is no time limit, so take as long or short a time as you want on each section (or skip them entirely if you prefer).
Our speaker this morning is our minister, Revd. John Thompson. The worship leader is John Jackson, the prayers were provided by Michael Blok and the children's activities by Wendy Lemon.
In case you are unable to view the video or would prefer to listen to the reading, here is an audio version:
If you wish, you can read this passage at BibleGateway.
In case you are unable to view the video or would prefer to listen to the sermon, here is an audio version:
May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
and the love of God
and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit
be with us all, evermore. Amen.
After the service we are intending to hold a post-service chat on Zoom, from around 11:30am on Sunday 17th May for about half an hour. Please follow this link to join us.
You may also like to watch this video, in which Christians from around the UK sing a blessing over our land:
The Baptist Union of Great Britain are holding a short prayer broadcast every Sunday and Wednesday evening at 7pm. The link for this evening's broadcast (and recordings of previous ones) should be available at this page on the Baptists Together website.
Thy Kingdom Come is a global initiative to pray every day during the 11 days between Ascension (Thursday 21st May) and Pentecost (Sunday 31st May) for 5 people who don’t know the love of Christ and don’t follow Christ. To pray for the Spirit to work significantly in those don’t follow Christ, that they might encounter his love and peace and make the best decision anyone can ever make — become followers of Jesus. And that they in turn would come to give their lives in service of the Kingdom of God.