"Finished the Race" Every family experiences seasons of celebration and sadness: today we gather to mourn the loss of a key member of our Gold Hill family over many years: Jim Graham - our Senior Pastor for 26 years - went to be with the Lord on Tuesday this last week. However, we also celebrate with Jim that he is now truly alive: in Jim’s own words, he has passed ‘from the land of the dying to the land of the living’! (Continued in Session 2 below)

The Gospel for Christians. Malcolm Duncan taking a fresh look at the Gospel as Christians, and asks whether we are truly allowing this good news to shape every area of our lives. We need to live every day appreciating the riches of our relationship with God through Jesus, and

all that this brings in terms of peace, provision and purpose.

Seeking Unity. Malcolm Duncan looking back at the events of the past week or so. We are living in a period of uncertainty, highs and lows, with treachery and disunity, contrasted by examples of strength through unity. How can we model a different pattern of living – build and maintain unity. We need to be gentle and humble, patient, to bear with one another, to fight to maintain unity…..and perhaps in our own lives take the first step to restore broken unity in a relationship.

"Worship &&name;amp&name; Work" Lee Hamill looking at the topic of work, and considering that our work can (and should!) be an act of worship to God: ‘whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as though you were working for the Lord and not for people.’ No matter what we do, our jobs are more than jobs : our hearts should be in our work, and we should be working with all our hearts.

The Gospel of Mark (21) Malcolm Duncan mainly discussing how we react as Christians following the outcome of the EU Referendum. "Father, at a time in our nation’s history when it has been clearly demonstrated that as a country and a Continent we are divided in our political views, thank you that you are above politics…….that our unity in you transcends differences in nationality, age and gender, position in society and political perspective."

FRESH "The God who fights for us" Malcolm Duncan taking a look at Psalm 46, where we are reminded that God sustains us and fights for us. We are encouraged to hope and trust in God, in his power and providence, and his gracious presence with us even in the worst of times.’

A Biblical Guide to the EU Referendum. We live in interesting times as a nation and a continent! With the EU Referendum fast approaching Malcolm Duncan delves into Scripture to see what guidance is provided to shape our thinking, our prayer and our decision-making. Biblical wisdom is timeless, so what principles could guide us as we pick up our ballot papers this week?!

Dave Criddle encouraging us to focus our eyes upon the cross, and to allow this to be a doorway into new depth of encounter with God, and to change our perspective and priorities.

Today we pay special tribute to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, as she officially celebrates her 90th birthday. We join together to thank God for her servant heart as our monarch, and for her commitment to follow Christ and honour him in her attitudes, speech and actions. We welcome Stephen Gaukroger this morning as he speaks to us of our Servant Queen and the King she serves.

Fresh - Giving the Spirit Room" Malcolm Duncan guiding us as we worship, pray, listen and seek God together.