As I write the pandemic is exploding. Schools are shutting. Many businesses are at risk. Things we took for granted are gone. Shelves in the shops are empty and we’re counting the number of loo rolls. Our health is under threat and for many the future is very uncertain and bleak. To be without hope...
In View from the Pew, Marc Hollinshead chats to different people from the St John’s congregation to hear a little about them and their journey. Marc: So how did you both come to meet? Hazel: I originally come from a village east of Edinburgh and worked at Cambridge university. It was when we both worked...
Paul & Grace Robinson our one of our mission partners. Paul heads up the Mission & Mobilisation department for OMF here in the UK. Grace has recently started as the intercultural worker at Platt church, Manchester. What a difference the risen Jesus makes! Picture the scene described in Revelation 7 of the great multitude of...
We have sent space probes to the outer reaches of our solar system but that’s only a fraction of our galaxy, and our galaxy is one of millions. We really know very little about our universe. How then can we expect to know God who is infinitely greater? How can the finite know the infinite?...
We are delighted to be supporting new Missions Partners, Rob and Claire Law who are being sent out by Crosslinks to Naples in September 2019. Rob and Claire first considered moving to Italy after hearing a talk which encouraged them to see afresh God’s power to save and the urgency of reaching Europe with the...
We are thrilled to announce that we have the fantastic African Children’s Choir coming to St John’s to perform on Wednesday 5th December this year. We have tickets available to purchase now from this link, and it promises to be a fantastic evening. Here’s a preview of how fantastic the choir is: Find out more...
We had a lovely Sunday this week with the visit of some international students through Friends International. Thanks to all our hosts who had students round for lunch, and to Alison who coordinated the hosting with Sabine and Graham.
A recording of Professor David Watts and Dr Althea Wikinson’s talk on December 8th, 2016 at Wilmslow Guild. Part of the Scientists in Congregations project run by St John’s, Lindow.
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