Morning Worship - The first Sunday after Easter

A meditative service of words and music led by the Venerable Dr Gordon Kuhrt. Instead of a sermon there is an extended narrative for contemplation, from the Gospel of St John, of the latter trials of Jesus and the crucifixion story. The intercessions are based on the last words of Jesus from the cross.

Revd Jonathan Hawkins leads us through this service of Holy Communion from The Book of Common Prayer within St Nicholas church, Kingsey. To close, Psalm 22 is read as the Eucharistic table is stripped.

Through the now very familiar technology of the internet video call the Haddenham school assemblies team get together to tell the wonderful Easter story. Alright, yes, there are lambs and a bunny but they're really not what this story is about...

Jesus enters Jerusalem amidst wild cheering, but he knows dark times are ahead before the true celebration can begin.

We consider the Cross of Christ, how it demonstrates God's love and the challenge it presents to us as we pray not to be brought to the time of trial.

Baptist minister Jonny tells us the bible story about Jesus arriving in Jerusalem...with an invitation to join in and make your own sound effects!

The Prodigal Son

Continuing our look at the Lord's Prayer - Phil asks us to think about forgiveness from the story of the Lost Son in Luke 15.

Lazarus and his sisters, Martha and Mary, lived in the town of Bethany. But Lazarus gets very ill and their only hope is to call for Jesus to come and heal him. Sadly, Lazarus dies before Jesus arrives and all seems hopeless. Then, Jesus surprises everybody...