Remembrance Sunday silence always draws us together in a unique way. Whatever our age or experience, in this moment we allow the reality of war to touch us – some of us stretching back to personal memories - some of us stretching forwards trying to imagine what those impacted must have felt - and all praying to find peaceful ways in resolving difference and withstanding aggression. But every silent remembering is a call for us, here and now, to join the Prince of Peace in restoring the broken world he loves.

Major Caroline Mingay

What does it mean to be truly authentic, truly genuine? You don't have to be a Christian to be a person of real integrity and truth, but from the tense encounter in John 8, of Jesus with a woman accused of adultery, we can learn for our own lives just how True Grace and integrity can triumph over the abuse of power.

Major Richard Mingay

Like living stones let yourselves be built into a spiritual house

1 Peter 2: 5

Richard Mingay

Jesus asked, 'Who of you is willing to follow me with everything you have and are?' The Cross must be central to keep us focused on Jesus.

Major Caroline Mingay

Ephesians 4 tells us about being an equipped church. This means every individual has to really desire to become spiritually mature and holy; every one of us using our own God-given personality, individuality, and giftedness right where we are... building up this church and this community together - like a well cared for, nourished, connected body.

Richard Mingay

The heart of Easter is not chocolate eggs, or a bank holiday weekend. It’s resurrection. Resurrection meets me in my everyday life. That one-time yet cosmic event makes its way from the cross to meet us here today via our ordinary, day to day lives.

Caroline Mingay

Major Caroline Mingay speaks about Transfiguration - God revealing his glory to each of us.

Major Richard Mingay describes how the Nicodemus story helps us understand what our salvation really means.

Major Caroline Mingay completes our series on Creation by focusing on holiness and the responsibility God has placed on us to care for our planet.

Major Richard Mingay speaks on John 12: 24.

Harvest means both sacrifice and abundant life.