Our Intergenerational Service begins with a reflection on "tiny poems" and invites intergenerational participation, with attendees discussing images and poems that evoke memories of the Advent season. The focus is on the themes of hope, waiting, and the story of God's promises, highlighted by a Bible timeline and verses of the hymn O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. Participants create Advent candles to mark the days leading to Christmas, symbolising hope and anticipation. The service concludes with prayers for those in need and a collective reflection on the joy and faithfulness of Christ's coming.

Today is the last Sunday of the Church year and as we have followed the account of Christ through the year, it is fitting that it culminates with a focus on his kingship.  But what sort of king is he and what response ought we to make to him?

As we continue with "The Big Story of God" we reach the ascension of Jesus.  On his ascension, he has all authority in heaven and earth and is declared to be the King of Kings and Lord and Lords.  What does his being King mean to us?

(Note the 8am service sermon is avaiable on the Sermons blog page.)

All Saints Day - what is is it about?  We explore who saints are and the hope of resurrection we hold.