This term in the lead up to Easter we will be looking at the closing chapters of John’s gospel, where Jesus is teaching his disciples in the shadow of the cross leading up to his arrest and crucifixion. These chapters contain some of the most profound and moving passages in the whole of the Bible

In January, we are beginning a 4 week series on Sunday evenings entitled “A Scientist Looks at the Bible”. Does the universe we inhabit make you go Wow!? What’s your role in the world we live in? How do you decide what’s true and what isn’t? What do you think about things in the Bible that may seem far-fetched? We shall be discussing questions like these

After the half term break we will be looking at ‘Union with Christ’. Union with Christ is one of the most important biblical truths and yet perhaps one of the least known and understood.

One writer says, “I don’t think it is preacherly hyperbole to say that you will never hear something more amazing in your entire life. Union with Christ touches on the highest and most profound truths of the gospel and at the same time reaches down into the depths of the human heart to fill us with more joy and hope, more comfort and strength than anything else ever could. Is there any truth we more need to lay hold of today than our union with Christ?”1