Online Worship - Your weekly service to watch at home

This week it's the tale of two religions - one that enslaves you and makes you feel less of yourself, and the second is the way of Jesus which makes you more of who you are and frees you.

Take 15 minutes and listen to this week's service of Online Worship from St John's Church in Farsley as Rev Nathanael Poole reflects on this week's bible reading.

This week is the Fourth Sunday of Easter.

In today's online worship, we'll be thinking a little bit about faith and how it is always involves our minds, our intellect, but also our hearts, our emotions and feelings.

Grab a cup of tea and enjoy our weekly reflection led by Rev Nathanael Poole. Grab.

This week we are thinking about faith and how, according to Rev Nathanael Poole, it is always mixed with doubt.Grab a cup of tea and enjoy this week's service of Online Worship from St John's Church in Farsley.This week is the Second Sunday of Easter.

Alleluia! Christ is risen!

On this Easter Day we have a special service of Online Worship from Rev Nathanael Poole as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Grab a hot cross bun and enjoy this time to reflect on the Easter story and what it means for all our lives.

As we begin Holy Week and look ahead at what is to come at Easter we reflect on Jesus' big showdown with authority. Ultimately Jesus wins, as Rev Nathanael Poole explains, but not in the way anyone thought he would.

It's three for the price of one this week as we look a bible reading from Ezekiel where new life is breathed into old bones. This week Rev Nathanael Poole has invited Rebecca, Pauline and Louis from our congregation to each share a short sermon reflecting on this passage. Three different perspectives on the same piece of the bible. We hope you enjoy the sermon bonanza!

It is a wonderful thing to be chosen. It is a feeling we can all recognise, but what does it mean when we are told we are God's chosen people? Rev Nathanael Poole looks at this as we celebrating Mothering Sunday.

Jesus is standing in front of us saying, it's me. I'm the one you've been looking for. I am the end of your search. I am your home. Rev Nathanael Poole reflects on a story which feels in complete contrast to the one we looked at in last week's service.

When Nicodemus confronts Jesus, he is told that nobody can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again. But what does Jesus mean? Rev Nathanael Poole unpacks this famous passage from the Gospel of John for the Second Sunday of Lent.

As we begin our journey through Lent, Rev Nathanael Poole asks whether or not you blow your own trumpet. Are you the same in public as you are in private?