Sunday SERVICES9.30am Worship on Zoom (email us for the link)
We are also now running Zoom from the church for those who can't worship at home. If you would like to come please let us know and we will book you in. 10.30am Live Stream Sunday worship on YouTube and Facebook Join Alison and others from the church for live worship! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRrVf8voogQW3HDt9BPEsXQ Sunday thoughts on Ephesians 4:25-5:2 Unimaginable Transformed: living a life of lovewhat's onIf you would like to join us by Zoom email us or fill in the contact form so we can invite you. (It's easy!)
Wednesday 12pm Live Prayer and worship - join us by Zoom Thursday 7pm Live Prayer and worship - join us by Zoom Sunday 9.30am Live Prayer and worship - join us by Zoom worship at home
thought for the dayMark 12:41-44
18 months ago, my income dropped by 75% and I recognised over the ensuing months, that automatic inclination within myself of ‘battening down the hatches’ and withdrawing from all unnecessary expenditure. It was important to spend time with God to gain His peace and assurance that as I continued to tithe with what income I was receiving, He would, as always continue to meet all my needs – which He has done faithfully. I don’t think Jesus was alluding to the amount of money which was being put in the alms box in today’s reading but more about the hearts and inner thoughts of the people. He singled out the poor widow, not to embarrass but to commend her for her utter dependence on God’s provision. As she gave what she had, I imagine she did so in the knowledge that God would continue to sustain her. There is something so incredibly joyful and humbling to be at that place where we rely totally on God, not only in monetary terms, but in every area of our life. God can and longs to meet with us in the pain of bereavement, fears of loved ones not being well, the anxieties of family members on the front line in the NHS or other vital services, the enforced isolation and silence along with the loss of routines and purpose. This period of lockdown period doesn’t have to resemble an endurance test but can be an opportunity to go deeper into a relationship with our Heavenly Father who delights to meet with us. Prayer: Father, thank you that you know our needs and you are our Faithful Provider, help us to stay close to you and to drink daily from your well of living water. Amen |
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Holy Trinity Church,
Fifield Close,
Attleborough,
Nuneaton. CV11 4TS
Tel: 02476 364961
A charity registered in England and Wales
Registered charity number 1127646
Fifield Close,
Attleborough,
Nuneaton. CV11 4TS
Tel: 02476 364961
A charity registered in England and Wales
Registered charity number 1127646
