https://1drv.ms/w/s!AvEgUjlune3Wgdl_aNR7eUSthG7ZdA Join us at worship on this First Sunday of the year. This Service includes an Act of Renewal of the Covenant. We start the year with a reminder that: “prayer arises, if at all, from incompetence, (that it is) our sense of incompleteness that drives us to God.” – Therese of Lisieux.”
*Holy Trinity Tottenham* invite you to *”Virtually join”* us at the Vicarage for a *Service of Holy Communion* (Epiphany) Date & Time: *3rd January 2021 at 10:00 (GMT)* *To join using the link* https://zoom.us/j/98519556973?pwd=WTNyT3QvZDBoRXN4Y0Q0TmVRd1ArUT09 *Meeting ID:* 98519556973 *Passcode:* 504260 *To join using a telephone or mobile* Dial any of the numbers below and follow the instructions…
In an age where many will harbour daily doubt and journey in fear. We will keep faith in Him. In a world where manyi walk alone. We have Emmanuel for company. In a world where many lack and go without, We have the assurance of Him as our bread and drink of life. In an…
“Christmas Day may be Dec. 25, but it’s not the end of Christmas story. In many Western Christian traditions, there are 12 days of Christmas, culminating around Jan. 6, known as the feast of the Epiphany. That’s when many believe the “Magi” or “wise men” or “three kings” arrive to see the newborn baby Jesus….”….
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000qlrw “Professor John Barton’s fascinating A History of the Bible investigates the origins, development and contemporary meaning of this greatest of unread bestsellers. From a disparate collection of writings that first emerged deep in the distant past Barton charts the gradual emergence of both the Old and the New Testaments and their evolution into what…
Sermon Remembrance Sunday – 8th Nov 2020 The nation, again, gathers in this 11th month of the year, to remember those who gave their lives, their futures, to secure the 102 years we have enjoyed, since the end of the First Great War. We acknowledge the debt we owe them for all our tomorrows. Over…
Today, November 2nd is All Souls Day – a feast chosen by the Church to emphasise the eternal and hopeful dimensions of yesterday’s celebrations of All Saints Day. In a nutshell, All Souls Day intones that the joy of the Christian community extends beyond death to embrace even the company of the dead. It is…
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