It's Advent Sunday this week - the first Sunday of a new liturgical year and the beginning of the period where we await the coming of Jesus as told in the story of his birth. Lois Emm leads us in digital worship this week and considers Mary and her visit from the Angel Gabriel:“I am the Lord’s servant,” Mary answered. “May your word to me be fulfilled.”Watch or listen to the digital worship here:

In this episode, Patricia Fuller considers the Parable of the Sheep and the Goats, as she considers what the Kingdom of God will be like.

Rev Andrew Prout leads digital worship in Somerset Mendip Methodist Circuit for the first time this week and talks about how, in our Christian lives, 'to do nothing is just not an option'.

Eric Small leads us in this week's digital worship and discusses how we are all part of the 'communion of saints', forever linked in God's love with those who have been before us and those yet to come.

Join David Knight in digital worship this week as he prays for peace in Israel and Palestine, and asks us all to work for peace, justice and resolution in these troubled times.

In this episode, Rev Collin Moore looks at Psalm 23, peeling back the layers of meaning, to find out how the shepherd can help us all on our journeys through life.

In this week's episode, Ken Young introduces us to harvest traditions in different parts of the world. He looks into the Jewish attitude to harvest as discussed in Leviticus and how travels to the 'New World' saw the birth of harvest traditions of 'thanksgiving'.

In this week's Digital Worship, Moira Cowell asks the question: Is God still with us? Looking into the stories of Moses and the Israelites who asked the same question in the desert.

Helen Wade leads us in digital worship and considers the parable of the workers in the vineyard, fairness and what real 'levelling up' might mean...

This week, Barry Speddings and a host of voices track Jesus' journey to Caesarea Phillippi, where Jesus tells Peter that he is the rock on which the Church will be built. But what did this mean - then and now? Join Barry to find out...