Recent Talks

Allan Dyke went back to the Easter Story, considering the women who went to the tomb, the significance of the stone that was rolled away, and how it should colour our own perceptions.

Suzanne Cuthbert considered the significance of water, looking at the stories of Hagar and Ishmael, and the Samaritan woman who drew water for Jesus.

This Easter Day Allan Dyke considered the role of a church congregation as a castle or stronghold.

This morning we learnt about a tea bag as a symbol of faithful living, with Mark Bailey as our tutor.

Brink Gardner shared about his experience in local prison ministry, and how the name of God - I Am - is as important today as ever before.

Our friend and Mentor, Allan Smith, spoke today around When the Enemy Comes In Like a Flood.

Alison West led our family service this morning, worked around the theme of the Good Neighbour.

Allan Dyke shared some thoughts about the need to keep Scripture in context, not only with the text itself, but also with the nature of the Lord himself.

Terry Whittaker returned, and spoke about Worry, and why do we do it so much.

Brother Elisha joined us this morning to share the progress being made on the new hospital project in India.