Can the innocent suffering of one man change the world?

25 May 2020 George Floyd suffered innocently at the hands of those who were meant to bring justice. This week, huge protests have taken place around the world campaigning for an end to racist abuse and police brutality. We pray that God will use the innocent suffering of one man George Floyd, to change the world for good.

Can the innocent suffering of one man change the world?

This morning we’re going to hear about another man who suffered unjustly and God used his suffering to change the world.   Join us this Sunday to find out more.  Daithi will be leading our service and Nick will be speaking on Genesis 40-41. You can get the service sheet with the readings here and listen to an audio recording at the link below. If you have time, it would be worth reading all of Genesis 40-41 before the service as we’ll not be reading all of the chapters.

You can join us live on Facebook here and afterwards watch the video here.

Please let those offline know that they can phone  049 4305485 to listen to the service recording.

You may have seen the amazing Zoom production of “You’ll never walk alone” with 300 singers from 15 different countries, if you haven’t you can watch it here.  The song means a lot to Liverpool especially following the Hillsborough disaster.   

How can you know that you’re not walking alone?  Is it as simple as “hold your head up high” and not being afraid of the dark”? What if you can’t, will you then be alone? 

This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday, one of the amazing truths of Pentecost is that we can know we’ll never walk alone because God is with His people by His Spirit.   Join us this Sunday to find out more.  We’ll be singing some great hymns and looking at Acts 2 together.

You can get the service sheet with the readings here and listen to an audio recording at the link below.

You can watch a video of the service here.

Please let those offline know that they can phone  049 4305485 to listen to the service recording.

Could things get any worse for Joseph? This Sunday we’ll see that even though life gets even harder for Joseph, God was with him, working his purposes for good. You can get the service sheet with the readings here and listen to an audio recording at the link below.

You will be able to watch a video of the service on Facebook and after the service there will be a link here.

Please let those offline know that they can phone  049 4305485 to listen to the service recording.

Handwashing, Social distancing, isolation, cancellation, illness.  How can any of this be for our good?

This Sunday we’ll be looking at another pandemic and suffering including, family fall-outs, rejection, deception, false charges, imprisonment and  an enormous famine that threatened a changed the lives of many, and yet through it all God was amazingly at work for the good of many!  We’ll be reading Genesis 37 together, you can get the service sheet with the readings here and listen to an audio recording at the link below.

You can watch a video of the service by clicking here.

You can get the service sheet for today here and listen to an audio recording of the Sunday Service at the link below or watch the video here.

Many are understandably anxious at the moment, this morning we heard that Jesus promises peace to those who follow Him. You can watch a video of our morning service here and you can get the service sheet with the readings and hymns here or you can listen to an audio only recording of the service at the link below:

Lots of people are fearful and many are lonely at the moment. Mary had been feeling like her world had been torn apart, but what she heard changed her life forever and took away her fear and loneliness. You can read John 20:1-18 here and watch a video of the service here or listen to a recording of the said parts of our service from this morning at the link below:

We had some trouble this morning with the technology, but here is the service re-recorded, you can read the Bible reading by clicking here and you can listen to a recording of the service at the link above.  Please let those who are not online that they can listen now to the service without the hymns by phoning  048 9124 3032   (please note this is a Northern Irish number). You can watch cameron’s sermon here

Where is God in a Coronavirus world? Psalm 22 begins with a cry of anguish - “Why have you forsaken me?” You can Read Psalm 22 here and it is read and reflected on in the link below:

Here’s a recording of our Easter Sunday All-Age Service.

You can read Matthew 27:57-28:20 here and listen to our service at the link below.

Please let those who are not online that they can listen now to the service without the hymns by phoning 048 9124 3032  (please note this is a Northern Irish number). Or for the full service with video, please click here.