Ali leads us as we celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus

Paul continues our Welcome to Church series and looks at the Apostle Paul’s rebuke of the Corinthians for their abuse of the Lord’s Supper. We may not be the Corinthians, but have we drifted into overfamiliarity and indifference? Is it possible to regain the awe and wonder of the cross and recapture the same Joy that was set before Jesus?

Lorna Dunn continues our ‘Welcome to Church’ series (1 Cor 10). Both the Israelites and the Corinthians were challenged by idolatry. We see that Paul challenges us to avoid this pitfall by living for God and putting others before ourselves.

Cathy Truesdale and Fiona Coles shared with us some powerful life lessons from Hagar and Hannah

As part of our ‘Welcome to Church’ series, Ali explores how the revolutionary, life-changing message of the Gospel might be communicated to a surrounding culture that is suspicious, apathetic or even hostile to the Church. Looking at 1 Cor 9 we see that Paul’s method was incarnational and his motive was a prize that was eternal.

Paul continues our ‘Welcome to Church’ series by looking at 1 Corinthians 8 where we discover the equation that is the gold standard for our new life in Christ: Love > Knowledge.

Ali continues our ‘Welcome to Church’ series, exploring God’s design for intimacy, the value of marriage and the gift of singleness (1 Cor 6:12-7:40).
Many experience relationship turbulences in life - our church must be a family where all can find a ‘community of grace’ who are ‘committed to each other’. 

Paul continues our ‘Welcome to Church’ series (1 Cor 6) by exploring what it means to be a people of pure hearts and messy hands as we wrestle with one of the most controversial and challenging issues of our day.

Grace Fellowship has come a long way since our birth....but what kind of fellowship do we want to be in the future? What should our ‘compelling purpose’ be? What would Jesus want our Manifesto to be?

Ali continues our ‘Welcome to Church’ series (1 Cor 5). We see that the Corinthian church found itself in a society with very different values. Many in the church chose to tolerate values in the church that were sinful, whilst others chose to separate from society entirely, choosing only to judge them. We are reminded that message of Jesus was, instead, to permeate society - being salt and light implies ‘pure hearts and messy hands’.