Future Worship at the East.
John 4.5-42
While sitting beside a well in Samaria, Jesus’ conversation with a Samaritan woman draws her, and her community, into the new family of faith – those who know that Jesus is‘the Saviour of the world’.
John 9.1-41
Jesus gives sight to a man born blind, who comes to ‘see’ him for who he truly is. But Jesus’ critics refuse to see as the man sees, and their attitudes reveal a more sinister kind of blindness.
John 11.1-45
Jesus raises his dear friend Lazarus to life and restores the faith of Lazarus’ sisters Martha and Mary. But in Bethany, only two miles from Jerusalem, Jesus’ own life is increasingly at risk from the authorities there
Matthew 21.1-11
Jesus enters Jerusalem as a Passover pilgrim for the last time, demonstrating how he brings in God’s kingdom and setting the stage for the showdown with those he sees as God’s real enemies.
Matthew 28.1-10
Two women, disciples of Jesus, visit his tomb once the sabbath is over. They find the tomb empty, and experience both fear and joy. They are sent by an angel to tell the rest of the disciples that Jesus is raised.
John 20.19-31
The risen Jesus appears among his disciples when Thomas is absent. Jesus breathes
on them and says, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit’. A week later, Jesus appears again and speaks to Thomas directly. Thomas cries out, ‘My Lord and my God!’
Luke 24.13-35
Two disciples walk back from Jerusalem to their home in Emmaus. They are in despair about the death of Jesus. Jesus appears and walks beside them, but they do not recognise him. He teaches them from the Scriptures and they see who he is when he breaks bread with them.
Two disciples walk back from Jerusalem to their home in Emmaus. They are in despair about the death of Jesus. Jesus appears and walks beside them, but they do not recognise him. He teaches them from the Scriptures and they see who he is when he breaks bread with them.