In the church building today - Sept 18 10 am Holy Communion 5.30pm Special Commemorative service for Her Late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth
During the week Monday 2-3.30pm Talking Village drop in at Deniz' Cafe in the High Street.
Wednesday 10.30 am Lavender Fields Holy Communion 4.30-5pm Children's Choir in the church hall (note the new time) 7.15-8.15 pm Choir in the church
Friday 9.30am Morning Prayer in Church 10.30-12.30 Friday Group in the church hall
Saturday 11am Baptism 4.30pm Concert in church,
Next Sunday 10 am Holy Communion 6.30pm Evensong
Trinity 14 Amos8.4-7, Luke 16.1-13 The prophet Amos challenged the injustice around him in his time, and Jesus often echoed his words. The parable he tells in today's Gospel story, often called the Unjust Steward, might seem to be praising injustice, but Jesus doesn't mean us to take this message from it. It is, instead, a challenge to us to consider what drives our behaviour, and who we serve and give our allegiance to. Kevin Bright explores the story in his sermon today, especially in the light of the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth.
ALL AGE IDEAS
Jesus tells his followers that they can't serve two masters. They have to choose who they will follow, who they will be influenced by. - Who do you take notice of and follow? Who do you look up to?
- Are there people in your class or friendship group who seem to be the ones others look to to make decisions and take a lead? Are they good people to follow or not?
- The prophet Amos said that people should treat others fairly, and not just try to make as much money as possible. Can you think of people today who aren't treated fairly? You could look for news stories about them or draw pictures of them. You could make a poster about something you feel should change in the world.
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