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Today Mike reflects on a refugee story from the Bible. We end with the hymn, "Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

In the Sunday Sermon for the Sixth Sunday of Easter Mike reflects on the love of God, as represented by the cross of Jesus. Hymn: 'Love divine all loves excelling' CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today is the feast day of St Philip & St James; Jean reflects on their lives. We end with the hymn, "All My Hope On God Is Founded". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

In the Sunday Sermon for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, Jean reflects on the image of Jesus as the vine, and the need for us to share our faith. Hymn 'We sing the praise of Him who died', CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Martin reflects on springtime, creation and rebirth. We end with the hymn, "All People That On Earth Do Dwell". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Today, Father Ian reflects on saints and how we regard them. We end with the hymn, "For All The Saints". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the role of Jesus's resurrection in freeing us from illusion. Hymn, 'The King of Love my shepherd is', CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Mike reflects on the meaning of the Easter message. We end with the hymn, "Go Forth And Tell!". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the Apostle Thomas's response to Jesus's resurrection. Hymn, 'Crown Him with Many Crowns': CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Jean reflects on the Paschal Candle and its significance in the Easter liturgy. We end with the hymn, "Crown Him With Many Crowns". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the joy of the first Easter. Hymn: 'Jesus Christ is Risen Today', CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Martin reflects on the dilemma faced by Pontius Pilate. We end with the hymn, "And Can It Be?" Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the parallels between Christ's Passion and our own times of trial and suffering Hymn, 'Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?': CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Father Ian reflects on the life of St Patrick and the example he set for us all. We end with the hymn, "Be Thou My Vision". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the theme of dying to self. Hymn: 'And Can It Be': CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Mike considers the 18th century hymn-writer, Isaac Watts, and his hymn, "When I Survey The Wondrous Cross". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Mike reflects on healing, and the Israelites' wandering in the wilderness. Anthem, God So Loved the World, by John Stainer: CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Jean tells us about the World Day of Prayer service she attended, prepared by Christian women of Palestine. We end with the hymn, "Put Peace Into Each Other's Hands". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on Jesus's anger as shown in the cleansing of the Temple. Hymn 'At the Name of Jesus' CC from the Church of England: CCLI #1025791

For St David's Day tomorrow, Martin reflects on the words of the hymn, "Guide Me, O Thou Great Redeemer". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the notion of taking up the cross, and the nature of discipleship. We end with the hymn 'Dear Lord and Father of Mankind' Hymn: CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

To mark the start of Lent, Father Ian reflects on renewal and transformation. We end with the hymn, "When I Survey The Wondrous Cross". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on temptation. Hymn: Lead me, Heavenly Father, lead me CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Ash Wednesday, Mike reflects on overcoming pain. We end with the anthem, "Lord For Thy Tender Mercy's Sake". Anthem: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the human face, and how it relates to our inner nature.