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Join us for worship this Sunday (14 August) at 10am, a Holy Communion service.

Our sermon series Kingdoms in Conflict (Readings from Daniel) continues, as Kamran preaches Daniel 5: The Writing on the Wall.

Picture credit: Jane Lazenby
God’s people had been defeated by the Babylonians, but all was not lost. God was still on his throne and “sovereign over the kingdom of mortals” (Dan 4:17). Throughout our series  we will be inspired by heroes of faith, mystified by strange visions and prophecies and, above all,  reminded of the greatness of God and his  kingdom that will never pass away. May these studies in Daniel be a blessing to us all.
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Join us for worship this Sunday (7 August)

Dreaming, Nebuchadnezzar gropes for his crown. Artist unidentified.
God’s people had been defeated by the Babylonians, but all was not lost. God was still on his throne and “sovereign over the kingdom of mortals” (Dan 4:17). Throughout our series  we will be inspired by heroes of faith, mystified by strange visions and prophecies and, above all,  reminded of the greatness of God and his  kingdom that will never pass away. May these studies in Daniel be a blessing to us all.
 

Pentecost 9 is a Prayer, Praise and Proclamation service. Our sermon series Kingdoms in Conflict (from the book of Daniel) continues, and Len preaches Daniel 4: Pride Goes before A Fall.

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Join us for worship this Sunday (31 July) at 10am

“There are certain Jews whom you have appointed over the affairs of the province of Babylon: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. These pay no heed to you; O King. They do not serve your gods and they do not worship the golden statue that you have set up.” Daniel 3:12

This Sunday Pentecost 8 is a Prayer, Praise & Proclamation Service. Our sermon series Kingdoms in Conflict (from the book of Daniel) continues, and Richard preaches Daniel 2: A Defining Dream.

Click here to see upcoming sermons in this series. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iNarq9up1IKpYhrx14jMGoyHOMaRvbfG/view?usp=sharing

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Join us for worship this Sunday (24 July) at 10am

Daniel’s vision of the four beasts emerging from the sea (from L to R): 1. Lion with eagle’s wings, 2. Three-fanged bear, 3. Four-winged leopard, 4. A ten-horned beast with iron teeth “different than any other.” Hands from heaven grasp the wings of the first beast representing the divine judgment. Artist: Luigi Sabatelli, 1809. Rijksmuseum.nl

This Sunday Pentecost 7 is a Holy Communion Service. Today we continue our sermon series Kingdoms in Conflict (from the book of Daniel) and Gordon preaches Daniel 2, A Defining Dream.

Although God’s people had been defeated by the Babylonians, all was not lost. God was still on his throne and “sovereign over the kingdom of   mortals” (Dan 4:17). Throughout our series we will be inspired by heroes of faith, mystified by strange visions and prophecies and, above all,  reminded of the greatness of God and his kingdom that will never pass away. May these studies in Daniel be a blessing to us all.