Matt Earwicker

3rd May 2020 service

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The Sunday service will shortly be online to watch.

A couple of comments. First, it is just one service this week, and I wasn’t able to get too much child-friendly material for the topic that I could use (for copyright reasons). So I have also posted a link to a child-friendly version of the Gospel story if you want it.

Secondly, at the end of the service, there is a brief pause, and then another 8 minutes or so of sermon. Please feel free to stop before this if you wish, it is just some extra material that felt too long for the service, but which some might want to watch as well.

Blessings

Matt

26th April services online

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The services for this Sunday are now online to watch online in the “Online Services” section. If you want to download them to watch offline (or because your internet is slow), then right click (or press and hold your finger down for a couple of seconds if you have a tablet like an iPad) on the links below and choose to download the files. You can also left click on the links below, but the videos might be a little small.

Normal communion service.

More modern/informal service.

18th April 2020

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Dear all

First, a big thank you for all the kind comments about the services. I’m afraid I couldn’t write back to all of them this week because there were so many and I was on holiday. But I did read them and am very grateful.

Linda has provided this week’s service – another first for us. It’s available as usual in the Online Services section as a Morning Worship service. Or you can download it as usual here.

I look forward to being back with you next week.

Matt

Easter services

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The Easter services are now available to download from the Online Services section.

May you all have a blessed and hope-ful Easter.

Matt

Good Friday meditation

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I’m sorry that I won’t be able to sort out a service for tonight to remember the Last Supper. There are plenty of services around which I hope you feel able to make use of.

However, Linda has put together a meditation (download here) which you could use tomorrow either on a walk or in your home, to help us think about the love of God which took Jesus to the cross. It would be great if you could join us in this.

The cross will be up on Cherhill Down between Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Please use it to help you reflect, but it is not intended as a gathering point. If it is on or near a walk you would normally make, please do pause and think, but only briefly and by yourselves. Please do not make a special trip to visit it – it does not count as an essential trip. I hope that many of you can see it from near where you are, and that it helps you to know it is there.

With love

Matt (and Linda)