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In this morning’s Remembrance Sunday Service Rev. Peter Bluett looked back to the events of Christmas Day 1914, reflecting on the desire for peace found in the hearts of ordinary people even in the midst of war.
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In his sermon this morning our minister, Peter, spoke about the gap which can exist between apparently glamourous lifestyles and the reality, and how to build our lives on sound foundations with Jesus as our guide.
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In this powerful sermon, Rev. Bluett looked at the human capacity for anger, violence and war and the transformative effect that following Jesus can achieve in putting an end to destructive things.
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In his sermon this morning our minister, Peter, spoke about meaningful and authentic relationships and the often overlooked value of forging a relatively small number of deep bonds rather than a large number of less meaningful ones.
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In this sermon Rev. Peter Bluett tackles the story of Jonah from the book of the same name. Whilst noting the Western tendency to view it as a story about an individual prophet, he points to some compelling evidence which identifies it as a parable about the Hebrew nation’s attitude to its neighbours following the Babylonian exile.
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In today’s All Age Service, the third in our series “Keep C.A.L.M. and Carry On,” our Minister, Peter, preached a short message on what love means in a Christian context and explored how to understand the concept of the Trinity as a community bound together by love.
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In this morning’s service our Minister, Peter, spoke about the “third way” of Jesus, with an in-depth analysis of the famous verses from Matthew on the subject of retaliation, and a fascinating insight to the original intention behind the teaching.
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Please note this audio file is in m4a format. If you wish to listen to it using a computer operating on Windows, please make sure your media player has been upgraded to play m4a files.
On Monday 17th April 2017 (Easter Monday), we are holding a Messy Holiday Club Day.
It’s free, and will run from 10am to 12pm, finishing with a soup lunch.
It’s aimed at both children and their parents/carers, so it’s a great opportunity to invite whole families to visit our Church community. Please consider who you might like to invite along.
Pre-registration isn’t required, but would be helpful. Please e-mail Cassie.Abousamak@suscotland.org.uk for more information.
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This morning, in our All Age Service, our Minister, Peter, spoke about the impact Jesus has had on him from an early age, and the generosity of Jesus’ love.
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Our 2016 Annual Report is now available!
You can pick up a copy from the church foyer, or read a digital version here:-
Don’t forget to come to our Annual Stated Meeting, which will be immediately after the service on Sunday 19th March.
