Future Worship at the East.

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Picture26th May 2019
                                  

                  Acts 16.9-15
                  God uses a vision to call Paul and his companions into Macedonia, a new place for them,                           but one where the ground has already been prepared for their missionary work.



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Picture2nd June 2019

             Acts 16.16-34
             In the name of Jesus, Paul releases a slave from a disturbing spirit, only to find himself
             imprisoned with Silas as a result. Their dramatic release later that night leads to the                         baptism of the jailer and his whole family.
Picture9th June 2019

         Acts 2.1-21       
         At Pentecost, Jesus’ disciples experience being filled dramatically with God’s Holy                           Spirit the culmination of many centuries of waiting for the fulfillment of God’s promise,                   made known through Old Testament prophets.

Picture16th June 2019

          John 16.12-15         
          Jesus speaks to his disciples and, in just a few words, describes the experience of God that            flows from the coming of the Spirit, highlighting the threefold – or trinitarian – shape of                    God’s revelation.

Picture23rd June 2019

            Galatians 3.23-29           
            Paul contrasts life before and after Christ. In the former, the Law was like someone who                    watched over us and kept us in check. But now we are all equal heirs and children of God –            whatever our social status – and free to live the life of faith.
Picture30th June 2019

          
            John 20.19-31             
            The risen Jesus appears to his disciples, first without, and then with, Thomas present.                       They see his wounds, receive his peace and the gift of the Holy Spirit, and learn what it                      means to see with the eyes of faith.
              
Picture7th July 2019

                  Galatians 6.(1-6),7-16                 
​                  Paul encourages his hearers to make the church a place of mutual support and                                          encouragement, always striving to do what is right. He wants them to remember that at                            the end of the day, all that matters is the cross of Christ and the new life that comes from it.

Picture14th July 2019

                             Colossians 1.1-14
                             The letter begins by giving thanks for the faith, love and hope that                                                                           characterize the church at Colossae. Paul delights in the fruit that they are bearing already I                                in their Christian life, and prays for the resources they need to continue growing as                                              kingdom people.