Belvoir Parish

Our second week looking at “new”s in the Acts of the Apostles. “The believers were scattered” in chapter 8, but did they learn anything new or try anything new? Might we learn something new from our present experiences. Today’s theme is “What if...” Join us on Sundays at 11am for Scattered Together. Watch, chat, worship, and pray together. belvoirparish.co.uk/live Service Notes Children's Activiti...

We begin a new series looking at new ideas that were the result of the gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. This week we begin with a look at one of the most dramatic new heart “transplants” in the Bible - Saul becomes Paul! Join us for Scattered Together, but, more importantly, let’s join together in a search for God’s new starts in the summer months of 2020. Join us on Sundays at 11am for Scatt...

Scattered Together: Pentecost Sunday! Pentecost simply means fifty - fifty days after the Resurrection. But the word for power (of the Holy Spirit) in the new Testament is "dynamis", from which we get words like dynamic, dynamo, and DYNAMITE. That is why we have our explosion of the creative arts (art, crafts, foods, stories, music etc) on this weekend every year. Scattered Together this week will...

Last week we were left with a cliff hanger – Jesus is leaving! What on earth will happen next? This Sunday We are three days after the Ascension and waiting is again the order of the day. We consider “The Next Step”. What in heaven could happen next? Grab a seat in front of a screen and join us. Seat belts are not provided, so hang on tight. It is another roller coaster. Join us next week at belvo...

“Anything can happen in the next half hour” were the oft repeated words of a much-loved children’s TV programme. What happens next? That’s our theme today in Scattered Together. Jesus' friends were being prepared for the Ascension (forty days after the already life-changing resurrection). Pentecost is two weeks away! “What happens next” was on their minds as it is on ours. Let’s explore this while...

This week in Scattered Together we are looking at another resurrection encounter. This is a strange one - it has two groups of people seeing the same thing yet seeing entirely different things!!! Roman soldiers and women from Jesus’s group of followers. They present options to us that we may struggle over. I think this may also be a new record for numbers of people taking part. It should be an int...

One of our church family offered a revised song lyric (which so far, we have not been able to include in our worship) : “As we are scattered Jesus is here, One with each other Jesus is here”. This is completely true in every possibility of where Jesus could be right now. So, welcome to Scattered Together. Wherever you are you are also here, and wherever Jesus is He is also here. Today we are conti...

This week on Scattered Together we start a new series of Faith. We loved being able to meet online as a church family; sharing songs, teaching, and prayers. We're continuing to meet during the week in a number of different ways. Keep an eye on Facebook and the News section of the website to stay connected.

We're gathering online for Scattered Together. Including songs, prayers, reading, and message from Adrian featuring Flannelgraph.  What's Flannelgraph I hear you say? You'll have to watch to find out! Go to http://www.belvoirparish.co.uk/sermons to watch the video.

Scattered Together on Easter Sunday includes hymns, prayers, a message from Adrian, and a scavenger hunt! For the first time, we also have Sunday Club Scattered with Julie for our younger family members.

Scattered Together takes a new approach to our traditional Palm Sunday procession.

We continue meeting online in our second Scattered Together.

Our first online-only gathering.