Committed to serving Christ, each other and the community
Reading:
In his sermon this morning, our Minister, Peter, spoke about empathy and compassion. He mentioned some recent findings on the effect of internet addiction on young people and how an obsession with technology risks impacting people’s ability to relate to each other empathetically.
If you would like to listen to the sermon please click on the audio player below.
Newhaven Kirk Session recently supported, and The Haven played an important role in, a community project aimed at preserving memories of community life in Newhaven. You can see a video of the Memories Project by following the link below
Come along to Newhaven Church next Sunday evening for some favourite songs and a cuppa! Doors open at 6.30 pm when teas and coffee will be served. The singing will start at 7 pm in the Lighthouse Room (first meeting room on the right beyond the café area). All are welcome to what promises to be a very enjoyable get together.
Reading:
In this morning’s sermon, our Minister, Peter, spoke about the nature of Jesus’s love for His disciples and the high calling to love to which we, as Christians, are called.
If you would like to listen to the sermon please click on the audio player below.
Newhaven Connections Café is seeking a new Café Manager. The deadline for applications is 30th June 2018.
For further information and details of how to apply please click on the link below.
In the fourth and final part of our All Age Service Series “Keep C.A.L.M. and Carry On” Peter looked at the final letter in the acronym, “Meek” and considered what meekness really means.
If you would like to listen to the message please click on the audio player below.
June 2018’s Prayer Calendar is now available. There are copies in the Church foyer and you can download a digital version here
Reading:
In his sermon this morning Rev. Bluett further explored the concept of grace by looking at what Philip Yancy called “ungrace” or the absence of grace. He illustrated his message by reference to the Old Testament story of Cain and Abel, highlighting the point that it is more than a story about murder and that it can speak into the experience of all people.
If you would like to listen to the sermon please click on the audio player below.
Newhaven Church’s monthly prayer meeting will take place this Saturday, 26th May, at 8 am in the café area.
All are welcome.
Please note that in order to accomodate the Abbey Summer School programme, which will run next week in Newhaven Church halls, the café will be closed for one day only, on Thursday 31st May. The café will reopen for business as usual on Tuesday 5th June.
