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Jan 30, 2010

Lent Groups Book 2010

Dr Paul Gooder's 'A Way through the Wilderness: Experiencing God's help in times of crisis.

When faced with times of crisis or challenge, many people turn to self-help for support. But what about Christians? How can we find strength: not merely in self-help but in God's help?

A Way Through the Wilderness is a five-session course which explores God's promise to comfort his people as they struggle through life's wildernesses.

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Jan 30, 2010

Strangely Warmed

Andrew Rumsey's 'Strangely warmed: Reflections on God, Life and Bric-a-Brac'

'Pious claptrap and hand-wringing sactimonious drivel. If that is what you are expecting you are going to be sadly disappointed. These meditations from a parish priest are witty, erudite, self-deprecating, eloquent and thoughtful. They are even quite short. Strangely Warmed? Yes, actually, I was.' - IAN HISLOP

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Giving to the Church

A very big 'thank you'

Giving by members of our church enables us to offer the love of Christ to the community. We are most grateful for all you are able to give to us: in terms of your time, talents and money.

'Giving' emanates from God. To understand how your own giving relates to God's own giving to each of us, please look at two videos about 'Giving for Life'. These are based in part on material approved by the General Synod of the Church of England and distributed for presentation in parishes.

Follow these links to Giving for Life Part 1 and to Giving for Life Part 2.

You may also download two brochures by clicking below:

Giving for Life - Time and Talents: for you to register your interests, skills and qualification with us.

Giving for Life - Finance: for you to find out more about giving to the church and to charities.

“All things come from you, and of your own do we give you”

St Matthew Croydon - Church of England