This Sunday - 15th March

The early Christians lived in uncertain times. The first century Roman world was a world where vulnerabilities of many kinds were never far away. These were days when few people lived beyond their fifties, and when supply chains of goods and produce meant whole regions could easily tip into periods of shortage and famine. These were days when any sense of medicine or healthcare was in its absolute infancy, and when centres of population had little by way of defence against frequent natural disasters.

This is the world we step into this Sunday morning as we continue in our series in the book Acts. Arriving this week in Acts chapter 6 we see how the Jerusalem church was a church that cared deeply for its most vulnerable members in practical ways. At the same time we see how the church took steps to ensure that God's word continued to flow freely into people's lives and into the life of the wider community. We'll see how that word brought life, hope, steadiness and joy as people got on with their daily lives.

Do join us and know that you will be welcome. As usual we have a full children's provision and supervised creche.

In line with Public Health Agency Advice our Sunday programme and weekday events are currently running as normal. We will of course continue to follow all such advice, and any changes to our activities or schedules will be made known through our website and social media platforms.