Which came first Easter or Christmas? At the time of Roman domination, one man being tortured to death was not unusual and neither, I suspect, was an unmarried mother. Jesus coming alive again, was at the centre of the new beliefs which brought enduring joy, peace and love to many people from the beginning. I […]
The Little Things
Daffodils on St David’s day are a lovely way to start March. The Welsh saint’s words “Be joyful, keep the faith, and do the little things that you have heard and seen me do.” are well-known. We continue our lent meetings around the area and all are welcome to join us. On Thursday 7 March […]
Spring awakening
The evenings are getting lighter and the spring bulbs are coming up. To shake off that winter feeling, we are having a fun quiz on Saturday 10 February at 2:30pm. Don’t forget 13 February is Shrove Tuesday or Pancake day and Valentine’s on the 14th. It’s just as Lent begins. Lent is the period which […]
December Dates
Welcome to our Christmas events Charity Coffee Morning Saturday 2nd December, 10 am – 12 noon Carol Service, Sunday 17th December, 6:30 pm Christmas Day, Monday 25th December, 11 am Come and celebrate the heart of Christmas
Remembering…
The poster of poppies has the caption “Time to Remember”… We’ve passed All Saint’s day and look forward to fireworks and poppies. On Sunday 5 November, at 3pm, in Trinity church, High Wycombe, there will be a short, simple service when we remember those who have died by name and giving thanks for their lives. […]
Harvest is for every living thing
Animals and birds know when and where to find food. Our farmers work hard to provide for us. Come and join us as we celebrate the rhythm of harvest. Harvest Thanksgiving Service 24th September 10:30 AM Followed by a shared Lunch. […]
A lighthouse is a guiding light
A lighthouse is a powerful image, standing strong and tall amid the crashing waves of a storm. On a boat or ferry, even on calm days or nights, a lighthouse is a welcome sight. Each lighthouse has a unique sequence of flashes and a distinct shape and appearance so sailors know exactly which one they […]
From recycling to cycling…
The United Nation’s World Environment Day is 5 June each year. This year, the focus was on plastic pollution. There is debate about how much of our rubbish is actually being recycled. If we put 10 plastic bottles in the recycling bin and 50% is recycled that’s 5 bottles, if we put 100 bottles in, that’s […]
May Celebrations
Following Easter, the month of May has a lot to celebrate too. The King’s coronation on the Saturday is followed by a coronation cake at Cores End on Sunday 7 May. Join us at 10:30am for our family service. Bank holiday Monday is also “No Socks” day which I will be celebrating on my own! Later […]
The Easter Question?
Wikipedia says “Virtually all modern scholars of antiquity agree that Jesus existed historically.” Who do you think Jesus was? A real person, a preacher, politician, revolutionary, healer, philosopher or cult leader? Was he good, kind, dangerous, evil, weak, innocent or divine? On Good Friday, there will be a short service of reflection on the dark […]