Baptism

The Case for Believers’ Baptism In the Nicene Creed, the Church confesses “one baptism.” Yet throughout history, the Church has held differing views on how, whom, and when to baptise—and even what baptism means. In recent years, many who have joined Jubilee have come from denominations with different teachings on baptism. For that reason, it…

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Week of Prayer January 2026

But you shall receive POWER when the HOLY SPIRIT comes upon You Acts 1:8   Our prayers of faith are breaking down walls of resistance against the gospel and the Kingdom of God far and near.  Thank you for praying…Hallelujah!    Our next week of prayer starts in 1 week from Monday 12th to Sunday 18th January.  Our focus for…

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Gift Day October 2025

 A Call to Worship Through Giving “Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant looking for fine pearls. When he found one of great value, he went away and sold everything he had and bought it.” Matthew 13:45–46 This morning (5th October), as we gathered in worship, we were reminded that Jesus is our…

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Solar Panels Phase 2

Installation of Solar Panels on Our Roof A Journey Towards Sustainability and Stewardship  Phase 2 – Securing Funding and Permits Completion of Phase 1 During Phase 1 of this project, we looked at whether it was feasible to install solar panels on our roof and whether the benefits would outweigh the costs. At the end…

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Solar Panels Phase 1

Installation of Solar Panels on Our Roof A Journey Towards Sustainability and Stewardship  Phase 1 – Assessing the Feasibility  Before we can proceed with the installation, we need to conduct a thorough feasibility study. This involves several key steps:  Partnering with Experts  To navigate the complexities of solar installation, it is essential to partner with…

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Digital Impact on Children

Isn’t it fascinating how the most unexpected and profound topics can arise over a biscuit and a cuppa during elevenses? One moment it’s “Did you know straight roads were introduced by the Romans (but, what else have they ever done for us!?) and the next we’re swapping stories of causing havoc in our neighbourhoods (I’ll…

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