Sunday 21st April 2024: Food for thought What is for dinner tonight? this week we continue to unpack why Jesus went without food and water for forty days and nights in the Judean Desert. We also look at His words that encourage us to hunger and thirst for righteousness.
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We provide a Zoom link for those who wish to join our meetings remotely - click here to request the Zoom link.
We will not be meeting at Cratfield on the 21st April 2024, We will be back the following week, 28th April. An email will be sent so you can listen to the songs and hear the talk.
We will not be meeting at Cratfield on the 21st April 2024, We will be back the following week, 28th April. An email will be sent so you can listen to the songs and hear the talk.
Church meetings
We meet on Sunday mornings from 10.00 - 11.30 am at School Farm, Cratfield.
You are very welcome to join us - click here for details of our meetings and directions to Cratfield.
We meet on Sunday mornings from 10.00 - 11.30 am at School Farm, Cratfield.
You are very welcome to join us - click here for details of our meetings and directions to Cratfield.
Verse for the week
Satisfy us in the morning with your unfailing love, that we may sing for joy and be glad all our days.
Psalm 90:14
Satisfy us in the morning with your unfailing love, that we may sing for joy and be glad all our days.
Psalm 90:14
The world we live in
We are aware of the challenges that face us in our society. Depression, anxiety and loneliness to mention but a few. Before my father, John Sparkes, passed away, he recorded a number of very helpful podcasts that have been beneficial to many. He covers the importance of understanding ourselves as well as other specific areas.
Follow this link to go to the podcasts
We are aware of the challenges that face us in our society. Depression, anxiety and loneliness to mention but a few. Before my father, John Sparkes, passed away, he recorded a number of very helpful podcasts that have been beneficial to many. He covers the importance of understanding ourselves as well as other specific areas.
Follow this link to go to the podcasts
Someone to talk to
We know the importance of good communication, and as a church we recognise that we all need someone who can listen and encourage us on our journey.
We have a small, experienced team who can offer support. If you feel you could benefit from this then contact us via the contact page.
We know the importance of good communication, and as a church we recognise that we all need someone who can listen and encourage us on our journey.
We have a small, experienced team who can offer support. If you feel you could benefit from this then contact us via the contact page.
My love
An affectionate phrase often reserved for those closest to us. what happens when we apply it to ourselves? Can something so simple change the way we view family and work life.
Click here to go to the article
An affectionate phrase often reserved for those closest to us. what happens when we apply it to ourselves? Can something so simple change the way we view family and work life.
Click here to go to the article
The burden of guilt Jenny explores the topic of guilt in this latest article. We discover the feeling of freedom we can have if we chose to walk away from the powerful emotions that look to keep us down. Click here to go to the article |
Becoming Comfortable with the Uncomfortable - Part 3
Jen is writing a series of articles based on the Beatitudes. The third part of her article focuses upon the third Beatitude, 'Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth'. Jen challenges us to look for signs of the potential 'Pharisee' that all of us have lurking inside.
Click the path to the beach to read the 3rd part of Jen's article.
Click here to read part 1 and here to read part 2.
Red car yellow car
Ever thought you would like to study a particular area of interest? Have you had desires to be different in terms of your attitude or behaviour? Is there something you want to be remembered for? Tim's latest article refers to discovering our potential through asking important questions. A direct question can lead us to focus our attention on what could otherwise pass us by. It also enables us to recognise what sits in our hearts and the things that stop us from achieving.
Click here to go to the article
Ever thought you would like to study a particular area of interest? Have you had desires to be different in terms of your attitude or behaviour? Is there something you want to be remembered for? Tim's latest article refers to discovering our potential through asking important questions. A direct question can lead us to focus our attention on what could otherwise pass us by. It also enables us to recognise what sits in our hearts and the things that stop us from achieving.
Click here to go to the article
Contact HCC
We would love to hear from you. If you have any questions or comments please write to us via the contact page and we will get back to you.