This is our verse for 2022. Here you can find out why and get downloads of it for your phone Lock Screen.
Verse for the Year: 2022
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Evening with Christy Wimber
An evening with Christy Wimber, hosted by local churches, hosted in our Hub. Wednesday 1st December.
Creation Care
Following the recent COP26 in Glasgow, it could be a good time to revisit the material about Creation Care we published in August 2021.
To hug or not to hug?
posted byDave Criddle20 May 2021 To hug or not to hug? That seems to be the question. Or at least one of the questions we’re all having to figure out. What do we do with some of the easing and loosening in guidance and restrictions? And the reality we find is that, unsurprisingly, different people... Read more »
Money Matters
This post has been written by Jon Powell, part of the Gold Hill church family. It was written to go with a message on getting in financial shape shared by Dave Criddle on Sunday 10th January 2021. You can find that message here. Jon has been a Christian for 35 years, has had links with Gold... Read more »
Month of Prayer: January 2021
As we've done in the last two years, we are starting 2021 with January as a Month of Prayer. It'll be a month where we focus our attention on prayer and praying. This page shares a few simple things about that, and includes a guide to download with a whole lot more! The Theme: GET... Read more »
Verse for the Year: 2021
This year, we have chosen a ‘Verse for the Year’, a sentence from the Bible to anchor us no matter what comes our way in 2021.
De-stable-izing Christmas
posted byStephen Walker-Williams13 Dec 2020 Picture the scene: the lights are low, the church is full, the atmosphere is full of anticipation. Suddenly, from somewhere in the room a single, almost angelic voice, starts singing: Once in royal David's city Stood a lowly cattle shed, Where a mother laid her Baby In a manger for His bed:... Read more »
A Conversation About Loss
This is a video from Stephen and Jackie, two of our leaders and pastors. They share around the theme of loss in the time of the pandemic. There are lots of kinds of loss we might be facing, and they are not easy to navigate. So how do we do that? They share their thoughts... Read more »
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