Geff Gomez from Compassion shares with us.

When you and I recognise nature worshipping God and are moved to do the  same we are experiencing prayer as something physical; when we recognise  a pleasant smell from childhood and  thank God for love; when we hold  another’s hand and are moved to thank God for comfort; when we hear a  new born cry and remember the gift of life; when we taste good food and  feel gratitude for all we have – we are experiencing prayer as something  physical - something sacramental - something  tangible that imparts or  is a symbol of God’s grace.

This week Karen thinks about prayer as calling on the name of Jesus and considers the unexpected that is often the outcome as we find ourselves in unlikely places with unlikely people living uncommonly interesting and sometimes uncomfortable lives!

We start a new series about prayer which we often experience as  something quite  mysterious and incomprehensible! Sometimes prayer feels  like sitting in the tangible presence of God and other times it feels  like calling out to an empty sky “Hello? Is anybody there?”

Guest Speaker Bronwen Speedie shares about The Daughters of Zelophehad.

Numbers 27:1-7.

What do soldiers, athletes and farmers show us about how we can choose to endure in the everyday? Karen concludes The Stuff of Life series with a message about Choosing to Endure. 

Josh looks at how to use our time wisely. It is a practical message that will be helpful as you continue your faith journey.

Death is a tough topic to talk about and it can bring all sort of emotions out. Ignoring it is unhelpful and while may bring temporary relief it is never a workable long-term strategy. In this message Josh speaks about Death and the hope of Jesus.

Steve McKinnon from Prison Fellowship speaks at our worship gathering and he introduces us to Prison Fellowship’s  Angel Tree program.

Our attention has the power to build others up or let them down. In this Father’s Day message Josh will be looking at how to use our attention well.