Many people imagine that Christianity is about what they do – being good, making amends for their transgressions, pleasing God, winning his acceptance. By contrast, the Christian faith is not ‘what I do’ but ‘what is done’. Using Paul’s testimony in Philippians 3, Jonathan introduces these two ways of living, and explains the heart of what it means to live in union with Jesus Christ.

“We Shall Remember Them”

Will explains how doubt can hinder us and if left unchecked, let us sink, our trust in God in tatters

A congregation grows and perseveres in faithful discipleship by recognising how indebted we are to Jesus, and by encouraging each other through life’s joys and challenges. As we worship, we are helped by the presence all around us of those who have gone ahead of us on the way of the cross.

At our June Men’s Breakfast, James Kennedy, vicar of St Mary’s Chipping Norton, shares his story.

On our harvest Sunday we think about the work and ministry in Cutteslowe and think beyond the walls and confines of this building to God’s great building project – his people, the church