Sermons by Canon Jonathan Pierce

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21st July – Trinity 8

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to our service of Holy Baptism on the 8th Sunday after Trinity. Today, we celebrate as we welcome Thomas into the fellowship of the Church.

7th July – Trinity 6

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Wherever you are, we welcome you to our Connect service on the sixth Sunday after Trinity, as we continue to think about the Kingdom of God. Today, we reflect on the Authority of Jesus.

30th June – Trinity 5

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  We welcome you to our service of Wholeness & Healing. Our journey with God and with one another is a journey towards wholeness of mind, body and spirit. Our service is a way to bring the whole of ourselves, everything and everyone we care about to God, asking for his healing […]

9th June – Trinity 2

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  We warmly welcome you to our service of Holy Communion on the 2nd Sunday after Trinity. This is also the feast day of St. Columba of Iona. Today, we are thinking about the importance of unity and hope.

5th May – Easter 6

WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  We warmly welcome you to our Connect service on the 6th Sunday of Easter, also known as Rogation Sunday. Today, we continue to reflect on our theme, ‘The Kingdom of God and the fact that the currency in the Kingdom is LOVE.

21st April – Easter 4

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to our service on this 4th Sunday of Easter – Good Shepherd Sunday. Today, we’ll be reflecting on four characteristics of Jesus, the Good Shepherd.

14th April – Easter 3

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WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  VIDEO CONTINUED Wherever you are, we warmly welcome you to our service of Holy Communion on this 3rd Sunday of Easter. Today, we’ll be focusing on the story of Jesus appearing to his disciples in the upper room after his resurrection and saying, “Peace be with you.” Luke 24:36b-49  

29th March – Good Friday

WATCH VIDEO OF SERVICE  Welcome to our service on this Good Friday. Tonight we have the Service of “Tenebrae”  “Tenebrae” is the Latin word meaning “darkness.” In a candle-lit sanctuary Christ’s suffering is commemorated through Scripture. Candles are extinguished one by one as the congregation listens to the account of Christ’s suffering and death.