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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Jesus & Justice
As part of our Just Saying series, the next 2 Sundays we will be moving from Esther and Amos to explore what Jesus had to say about justice … well, quite a lot actually! Andy Hall will be leading the … Continue reading
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Amos: a happy ending?
After 3 weeks of doom and gloom for the people of Israel, this Sunday we reach the conclusion of the book where Amos offers a glimmer of hope and reconciliation. Ian will lead our thinking, there will be kids activities … Continue reading
