HTK & St S Podcast

In the 9:30 service at Holy Trinity on 6th Dec 09, several members of the congregation shared their experiances of God in their lives. These are their stories.

Jeremey Watson talks about the role of the Prophets in the advent storey

Our Arch Deacon Julian Henderson speaks to us on the subject of Christ's return.

The final part of our series on 1 Peter
Rev Peter Thompson looks at 1 Peter 5:1-11 Service

The fifth in our series on 1 Peter
Jeremy Watson looks at 1 Peter 4:1-19 Perseverance

The fourth in our series on 1 Peter
Rev Nick Grew looks at 1 Peter 3:8-22 Christ

The third in our series on 1 Peter
Rev Nick Grew looks at 1 Peter 2:1-12 Heavenly Community
With apologies, but sadly, for reasons unknown, this is a very poor quality recording

The second in our series on 1 Peter
Val Ward looks at 1 Peter 1:13-25 Heavenly Values

The first in our series on 1 Peter.
Rev Peter Thompson looks at 1 Peter 1 1-12, Heavenly Hope

Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Dreaming

Over the weekend of 24th & 25th October 2009, Chris Neal spoke on our theme of Touching Heaven, Changing Earth, and we began to reflect upon and try out something of what that might mean.

As a church we’ve been doing this for some time, but Chris gave us a different way of looking at things. The talks and activities that weekend challenged us afresh and we tried out some familiar and unfamiliar ways of putting things into practice in our community.

What God did was part of what he’s already begun, and he’s not finished with us yet!

This recording is from the second session subtitled Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Dreaming. It contains Chris' wrapping up comments on the previous group discussions.

A piece of music was used in this session that can not be reproduced for copywrite purposes. For information, the music was the Agnus Dei, by Karl Jenkins, taken from The Armed Man, A Mass For Peace.

Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Dreaming, part 1

Over the weekend of 24th & 25th October 2009, Chris Neal spoke on our theme of Touching Heaven, Changing Earth, and we began to reflect upon and try out something of what that might mean.

As a church we’ve been doing this for some time, but Chris gave us a different way of looking at things. The talks and activities that weekend challenged us afresh and we tried out some familiar and unfamiliar ways of putting things into practice in our community.

What God did was part of what he’s already begun, and he’s not finished with us yet!

This is from the second session subtitled Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Dreaming. In fact this is the first part of that talk, the second part containing a summary of the message follows.

Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Discovery, part 2 Over the weekend of 24th & 25th October 2009, Chris Neal spoke on our theme of Touching Heaven, Changing Earth, and we began to reflect upon and try out something of what that might mean.

As a church we’ve been doing this for some time, but Chris gave us a different way of looking at things. The talks and activities that weekend challenged us afresh and we tried out some familiar and unfamiliar ways of putting things into practice in our community. What God did was part of what he’s already begun, and he’s not finished with us yet!

This is from the first session subtitled Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Discovery. This is the second part of the session, and contains feedback from group discussions.

Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Discovery, part 1

Over the weekend of 24th & 25th October 2009, Chris Neal spoke on our theme of Touching Heaven, Changing Earth, and we began to reflect upon and try out something of what that might mean. As a church we’ve been doing this for some time, but Chris gave us a different way of looking at things. The talks and activities that weekend challenged us afresh and we tried out some familiar and unfamiliar ways of putting things into practice in our community. What God did was part of what he’s already begun, and he’s not finished with us yet!

This is the first of a series of recordings taken that weekend. This is from the first session subtitled Re-imagining Mission Engagement - Discovery. In fact this is the first part of that talk, the second part containing feedback from group discussion follows.

Friends of Chernobyl’s Children is a charity where once again we see the love of God for his people illustrated by His people.

In the third of our discussions about direct action, our Vision and the Harvest, this is a recording of a presentation given to us on Sunday 27th Sept. FOCC bring kids impacted by the nuclear accident at the Chernobyl reactor to the UK and other countries in an effort to help them live a fuller and longer life.

It is a fact that in the region where they live, life expectancy is 32 years.
It is also a fact that for every month these kids spend away from the region, their life expectancy increases by 2 years.

This is a factual, funny and moving presentation. It shows us that direct action is what our Lord wants from us – not to talk about doing things, but to actually do them.

Show His love – don’t talk about it.

The second and third postings in this series of three are taken from this years Harvest festival service held on 27th September.

In this sermon, David Gale talks about the relevance of the harvest to us today. Let’s face it, we don’t rely on it being a great growing season for our food each day. We simply go to Sainsbury’s, Tesco’s or any other outlet to get hold of seasonal goods from all over the world. So why celebrate harvest?

Drawing on Genesis 2:4-15 and James 5:1-6, David looks at the Him, Me and Us of the harvest.

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