Darren and Jamie lead us in a discussion on the Christian aspects of how we vote in the upcoming EU referendum. They ask a number of questions covering the democratic, economic, social and other issues, for us to consider with a Kingdom view.

Trevor discusses the "bridges" we could consider using to get the gospel message to non-believers. He talks of how we currently use a "Guilt and Innocence" bridge, but that other forms of bridge exist that may be more suitable for reaching out to today's society.

Jane makes her début talk to the church today. In a very personal, moving and uplifting story she tells us how a number of apparently unconnected events in her life have come together to help her finally let go of early childhood events that affected her adult life, and how she now feels a huge degree of freedom and renewed energy for God.

Trevor focusses today on the Holy Spirit. He tells us of the many biblical references to the Holy Spirit, particularly in the New Testament, and how Jesus' death and resurrection allowed the Holy Spirit to become more generally available to all of us.

On our regular monthly Story Sunday, Jill uses an excerpt from a Dr Who episode to illustrate having faith and taking a step into the unseen. Then the children tell the story of Eiisha's servant.

Trevor summarises the highlights from our talks on Colossians over the past several months (16 talks in all!). He asks us which we individually found to have had the most impact.

Karen gives us snippets about each of Paul's 'support crew' and encourages us to think about who has had input into our Christian growth.

Sue shares about how God answers prayer and relates her experience of being rescued by the American military while working for YWAM in Liberia.

Mark looks at the issue of slavery in Roman times and what it would have looked like with slaves and their master in the same church.He looks at the different " stories " under which slaves could live and how the story they chose would affect their work and their lives.

Chris Evans shares his heart and some stories from his work with St Albans & Harpenden Education Project (Step).