From the Editors (November 2020)
Many thanks to all those of you who keep us supplied with interesting and thought-provoking articles. Please let us have anything suitable for our December magazine by: Sunday 15th November
Category: Blogs
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Mail from The Manse -November
Dear Friends, November as we know is traditionally the month for fireworks. To see the sky lit up with colourful patterns that commemorate the explosion that did not light up […]
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (October 2020)
Part 2 of our mini-series on the life of C.H. Spurgeon, after whom our main hall is named.
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Street Pastors (October 2020)
Jacqueline H shares with us about her involvement with Southampton Street Pastors, an organisation that she has given over 300 hours of service to.
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A Little Girl With No Name (October 2020)
How many unnamed people have you come across? Unnamed children often appear in news bulletins nowadays; many of them are facing a very difficult time.
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More Who’s Who (October 2020)
Another round of clues from RK! Can you work out which members of the fellowship are being described?
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The Real Advent Calendar (October 2020)
Fairtrade believe that it’s more important than ever that we find ways to share the Christmas story and support their work, too. That is why they’ve decided to produce a special edition 2020 Real Advent Calendar – complete with rainbow markings and a new Christmas story activity book.
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Reflections on Past Meetings with Peter (October 2020)
Through the gift of the Spirit we see that in Jesus ‘there is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female [mentally well or mentally ill]. For we are all one in Christ Jesus!
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Ruth’s Records (October 2020)
Late September or early October is the time we remember the harvest when usually our churches are decorated and, in our church. various provisions are brought along to be given to those in need.
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Church in the City (October 2020)
1ules, Rules, Rules, Who Rules?
Anyone who knows me well knows I am obsessed with Alice in Wonderland. To be honest with you, the title of this column could have come out of that story.