Sermons by Canon Jonathan Pierce

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17th March – Light the Beacon

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Wherever you are tonight, we welcome you to our special prayer service for St. Patrick’s Day. As part of our service, we will be lighting a beacon as we celebrate the legacy of St. Patrick and as we think about sharing the light and the hope of the gospel with our […]

14th March – Midweek Lenten Service

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to the fifth of our midweek Lenten services. During Lent we’re exploring some of the spirituality of the great saint, St. Benedict. St. Benedict of Nursia, who lived from 480-550, was an Italian monk who founded monasteries which exist to the present day. They were centres of worship, prayer and […]

10th March – 4th Sunday in Lent

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to our service of Holy Communion on this 4th Sunday in Lent, which is also Mothering Sunday. In our service, we’ll be thinking about God’s grace – his mercy and gentleness towards us. A Prayer for Mothers Loving God, Thank you for mums and children and for all the joy […]

29th February – Midweek Lenten Service

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to the third of our midweek Lenten services. During Lent we’re exploring some of the spirituality of the great saint, St. Benedict. St. Benedict of Nursia, who lived from 480-550, was an Italian monk who founded monasteries which exist to the present day. They were centres of worship, prayer and […]

15th February – Midweek Lenten Service

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to the first of our midweek Lenten services. During Lent we’ll explore some of the spirituality of the great saint, St. Benedict. St. Benedict of Nursia, who lived from 480-550, was an Italian monk who founded monasteries which exist to the present day. They were centres of worship, prayer and […]

4th February – 2nd Sunday before Lent

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  We warmly welcome you to our Connect service on the 2nd Sunday before Lent. We’re continuing to think of our theme, ‘The Kingdom of God’ and, today, we acknowledge that, sometimes, the Kingdom is quiet and hidden.