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Welcome to the 2nd Sunday creative worship service in December. It’s the 3rd Sunday in Advent! Pink Candles, St Lucia and much more! Whether you are avoiding #Whamageddon or are a #Whamhunter please join us in taking some time out to use this at your convenience or meet us online at 3.(No in person meeting today) […]
Creative Worship for the 3rd Sunday in Advent (the 13th of December) Firstly, my appologies if you thought this was happening this weekend. A bit of a calendar clash – 2nd Sunday in December is the 3rd in Advent. Psalm 126 or Lk 1: 46b-55 The texts linked to above are taken from the readings […]
The thoughts, dreaming and poetry from last months creative worship. Clicking this link will take you to a page with all the blog posts about 2nd Sunday creative worship events.
Please use the pop up to register, e-mail Quartz(AT)wordsmithcrafts.co.uk or phone 07572 006290. When you register, please say how many people are in your household group! this will help us plan the layout. We will meet online as well as in St Johns. The creative response will involve clay and Psalm 46, which seemed particularly […]
The nights are drawing in and the clocks have changed so the next few 2nd Sunday creative worship services are changing too. If you are up for it, the plan will be to meet in St Johns hall. Hopefully online too! The service would start at 1500 (GMT) and run till 1600. We plan to […]
There are still brambles on the bushes, apples ripe for picking on the tree. The yard is secluded, and the birds find space to sing. This is an industrial yard, a coal yard, but times have changed and its use has changed with them. There is broadband so we can meet transatlantic friends and pray […]
Come and rest a while. There are still brambles and apples to harvest. Draw or write on the board. Or e-mail and I’ll print it out and stick it on for you. Zoom in for some i-spiration
“Don’t cling to me” The first response has been posted on the creative worship board. What does Jesus mean when he gives this instruction to Mary? Can you hear the words thousands of years away in time and still sense the tenderness from the context? When so much is out of kilter, what to we […]
This is the liturgy we will use for the 2nd Sunday in November Creative worship
This will be the site of our October project. The theme is “Reconciliation” When a dream dies and is buried, how can you hope again? If you are abandoned, who can you trust? If you have let someone down, what conversations can reconcile you both with each other and the memory of the event? You […]