Bow Church

Kate brings us into week 3 of our series Downside-up, telling us about the destruction of the temple and what it means to find faith in the rubble. This series explores the counter-cultural, topsy-turvy nature of following Christ - follow us for more!

Week 2 of our series Downside-up: an exploration of the counter-cultural, topsy-turvy nature of following Christ! This week, Andy Rider tells us how the Kingdom of God doesn't play by the rules of human logic.

It's week one of our new series 'Downside-up'! An exploration of the counter-cultural, topsy-turvy nature of following Christ. Andy Clasper kicks us off with a look at the story of Zacchaeus, and demonstrates how the kingdom turns shame into welcome, outcasts into hosts.

A guest speaker joins us this week - Selwyn Cush-Etter! And he's preaching on the most intrinsic part of the Christian faith - love.

It's the final week of our five week series, Being Bow! We look at the pursuit of personal, communal and missional growth, and how it can us to grow deeper in faith. Church members Chrystabel and Becky tell us more.

Our series continues into week 4 with the theme of Give. We explore how giving is a vital way for a church to grow deep roots in community and discipleship. Treasurer Siobhan joins us to discuss this important topic.

Join us for week 3 of our Being Bow Series. This week we looked at the theme of Serve. Serving is something that can help us discover joy, humility, and purpose and the church family provides an opportunity for us to practise this. The passage this week is from John 13. 1-17

Week two of our Being Bow 5-week Series: Andy Clasper leads us in a teaching on Belong. Deep belonging is formed in Christ-centred relationships, and it has the potential to transform us into people shaped by love and connection, just as God intended. Teaching given on John 15.1-17.

To kick off our Being Bow 5-week series Andy Rider leads us in week 1: Come. All are welcome to Come and draw near. The story we choose to live in, shapes the story we live out. Our personal stories find their fullest meaning when they are given over to the adventure of faith & lived out within God's own story.

John 1:35-51 ('Come and see').

Rev Andy Clasper speaks on how God meets us in our valleys of dryness and breathes into us new life & calls us to new life.