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This Weeks Reflection
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” – John 3:16
This verse is at the very heart of our Christian faith—a profound reminder of God’s boundless love and the hope offered to us all through Jesus Christ.
Wherever you are today, may this truth fill you with peace and assurance: You are loved beyond measure.
Join us in reflecting on this verse and celebrating the gift of life in Christ.

Pew Sheet
Services During December
Manchester Cathedral
Some upcoming performance of Handel’s Messiah with Manchester Cathedral Choir which takes place on Saturday 30th November at 7pm in Manchester Cathedral, to mark the start of Advent. It is a celebration of Christ, told through a series of wonderful arias and choral pieces culminating in the magnificent Hallelujah Chorus.
We’re very happy to offer a 25% discount on ‘red’ seats for our performance of Handel Messiah, until 23rd November, using the code ‘hallelujah’. Book through eventbrite using the following link, and entering the code when prompted after adding tickets to the basket http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/949847347987/?discount=Hallelujah

This Weeks Reflection
Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.” – John 16:24b
This verse reminds us of God’s open invitation to come to Him with our hearts’ desires and needs. It’s a beautiful promise that our prayers and hopes are not only heard but that we can trust in a response that brings true joy and fulfillment.
God encourages us to ask, to seek, and to believe, because when we align our hearts with His, we open ourselves to receive the blessings He has prepared for us.
So today, let’s approach Him with confidence and faith, knowing that He delights in filling us with joy. Whatever you are praying for, trust that He hears you and is ready to answer in His perfect way and timing.

Pew Sheet
All Souls

Today we held our All Souls service to commemorate the Faithful Departed which included the words:
Hear us, O merciful Father, as we remember in love those whom we have placed in your hands.
Enfold them in the arms of your mercy, in the blessed rest of everlasting peace, and in the glorious company of the saints of light.
Amen
This Weeks Reflection
Commit your way to the LORD; trust in Him and He will do this. He will make your righteous reward shine like the dawn.” (Psalm 37:5)
This powerful verse from Psalm 37 serves as a profound reminder of the importance of placing our trust in God. When we commit our paths to Him—our hopes, our challenges, and our daily lives—we open ourselves to His guidance and grace.
Trusting in the Lord is not always easy, especially when we face uncertainty or obstacles. Yet, it is in these moments that our faith can grow the strongest. God promises that when we seek Him earnestly and align our desires with His will, our efforts will be rewarded in ways that reflect His goodness and light.
Let us take time to reflect on what it means to fully commit our ways to the Lord. We’ll explore how this trust can transform our lives and strengthen our community. Together, we can encourage one another to shine brightly, just as the dawn brings new hope each day.

Our Church Organ
Within our Church is the Church Organ. here it is being played by David.
