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Reading:
In this morning’s Palm Sunday Service Rev. Bluett spoke about Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem. He contrasted the manner of his entry with that of the other procession which was happening at the same time, highlighting the contrast between the peaceful reign of God in Jesus and the alternative reign of rulers who used war and violence to subdue the masses, in the shape of the Roman Empire.
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In today’s All Age Service, we watched a re-enactment of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, and considered some objects closely associated with the final week of Jesus’ life. Our minister, Peter, then spoke about those objects, and what we might like to consider when thinking about the significance of the events of that last week.
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In our Palm Sunday sermon on Sunday 29th March, Peter considered Mark 11:1-11 and contextualised the events on Palm Sunday.
Please follow this link to read Mark 11:1-11 on the BibleGateway website
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Today (Sunday 24th March 2013), was Palm Sunday and Peter read and considered Luke 19:28-44 ‘Jesus’ Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.’
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[audio https://newhavenchurch.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/sermon-240313.mp3]To see the Bible reading online, please follow this link to Luke 19:28-44 (NRSV) on the BibleGateway website.
Palm Sunday service
This Sunday (24th March) we will be holding our Palm Sunday service, and please feel free to join us. At the service, our Minister, Peter will be reading Luke 19:28-44 ‘Jesus’ Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.’ To see this reading online, please follow the link to the BibleGateway website: ‘Luke 19:28-44 Jesus comes to Jerusalem as King.’
Our hymns for this Sunday will be:
Last week’s sermon
Song of the week
Please follow this link to hear our song of the week: ‘The Servant King’.
