i tried to watch the service today but could not get it.I used to regularly watch
years ago.

In these troubles times, this service is most welcome.

lovely dramatic reading....if not rather too long.

How great thou art...what a great hymn to end the service with!
...loved the sermon...yes I love westerns too so does my husband.
So...what is it long for......not for myself...just a peaceful world.

Like the woman at the well...I think i will \'stand at the watering hole\' and wait for what happens.
Great sermon though!

what a lovely chancel you have in your church. I missed the service today and when switched on laptop, it was the chancel. beautiful!

I watched the service today and you had my favourite hymn Brother Sister I will serve you. I also love the hymn at the end after the blessing which had some words in it saying\" ...all are welcome in this place\".
It made me feel very welcome just to tune into your lovely service.

Hello very nice website!! Guy , .. Excellent .. I will bookmark your site and take the feeds also, thank you for sharing.

After listening to the sermon tonight, which was wonderful.....I believe all that was said and all the comforting thoughts about what happens when we die..it still scares me a lot.[ I am terrified at the thought.
The choir\'s anthem was beautiful!

Maintain the remarkable work !! Lovin\' it!

I have just listened to your lovely Eucharist service.

I am still thinking about last weeks sermon. of harvest in a soup tin. A most wonderful sermon that was.

I listened to the Harvest service in the evening.... I loved Annie\'s sermon about the tin of minestrone soup. I\'ll always think of it as being\' God\'s creation in a tin ..or harvest in a tin. What a fantastic way of putting it!
would it be possible to listen to it again on your website somewhere please.
The choir\'s The Heavens are Telling was a brilliantly sung anthem.

What a wonderful Baptism service I have just watched. It was wonderful!. I loved the idea of the cake with a candle and chocolate buttons made into a cross.

Just what was needed at this time.

Regards
gillkieran1@gmail.com

Oh no! the chairs in a semi circle facing one another would put me off for ever if I came to a church like that set up. it\'s not private enough...staring one another in the face. If I was upset I would hate anyone to be staring at me face on. Anyway I am going to watch the service with great interest.

i was sorry not to see a service on your church TV today...just when i could have done with it. i\'ll have to look at your website to see when the services are.

Solace in a time of need.

Regards
dr.earl.gray@yandex.com

Good day! This is my first visit to your guestbook! We are a team of volunteers and starting a new initiative in a community in the same niche.
Your blog provided us valuable information to work on. You have done a wonderful job!!

Regards
Sam

Always helpful in times of need

Lots of love
lonelyemerald1956@hotmail.com

Maintain the remarkable work !! Lovin\' it!


LewissHaynes

Wokingham Berks

My Sister Barbara Lee died 2 weeks ago and her funeral is on 11th June. She leaves a husband John and 3 children, Jane, Christopher and Oliver.
Your prayers would be greatly appreciated especially for John who depended so much on his wife for social support.
As brother to my sister I am a believer in Jesus and his resurrection and would like to make a donation to aid the church in its work.
Barbara was a long time attender and on the flower rota for church.