Belvoir Parish

A full service, with music by the Hudsons and the Jardines. Adrian McCartney speaks about Mary Magdalene meeting Jesus after his resurection.

A full service, recorded in the Church building, with a socially-distanced, masked congregation. Adrian McCartney leads, John Kee, Geoffrey Cherry and Amy Patton provide the music, and Chris Bennett speaks about the road to Emmaus.

Adrian McCartney speaks about Fear and Joy, a phrase Matthew uses in his account of Jesus' resurrection.

Adrian McCartney speaks about faith and doubt, based on the story of Thomas in John Chapter 20

Adrian McCartney, with some help from Gemma Hunt, Sammy Greig and Pete Greig, finishes the prayer course, which we have been following through lent, by speaking about that first Easter Sunday, as we celebrate this Easter Sunday.

Michael Wardlow finishes our lent series, inspired by Pete Greig's book "God on Mute", speaking about Holy Saturday and the subject of silence.

Adrian McCartney continues our lent course, inspired by Pete Greig's book "God on Mute" with some help from Pete Greig and Gemma Hunt. This week, Good Friday and the question we all ask sometimes - "why?"

Chris Bennett uses the example of an oversized jumper to talk about how God sees what we can grow to be. Along the way, he talks about Gideon, David and Goliath, Jesus' disciples, and Zacchaeus, with a bit of help from Viktor Frankl.

Michael Wardlow continues our Lent series, inspired by Pete Greig's book "God on Mute", speaking about Jesus in Gethsemane from Mark 14.

Adrian McCartney begins our Lent series, based on Pete Greig's book "God on Mute." Using Psalm 55 and Matthew 14, Adrian talks about having somewhere safe to talk about difficult prayer and unanswered prayer.

Adrian McCartney takes us into spring, and into lent, speaking from Ecclesiastes and Elijah in the wilderness from the book of Kings.

Adrian McCartney wraps up our Belonging series

Adrian concludes our series on Belonging... Ken and Elizabeth bring us some news that's perfect for Valentines Day... Amy introduces a new song... and Chris starts flipping (out).  And, as always, a weekly dose of inspiration, prayer, worship and community

Adrian McCartney continues our "Belonging" series, talking about who we are, and what we can do, in our everyday lives.

Adrian McCartney continues our "belonging" series, speaking, from John 15, on discipleship.

Adrian McCartney continues our Belonging series, talking about family, from Ephesians and Romans

Adrian McCartney speaks, from 1 Corrinthians 12, on how we are Christ's body.

Inspired by Henri Nouwen, Rachael Mackarel brings us to Epiphany, using her experiences with people with disabilities, thier families, friends and carers, to take a fresh look at the births of John the Baptist and Jesus.

Michael Wardlow speaks about all things new, including new year, from Revelation 21

A service of lessons and carols, recorded in the church building, with a small, socially-distanced congregation on 20 December 2020.

Recorded at our Blue Christmas service on 16th December 2020. A moment of peace and stillness amidst the festivities.

Adrian McCartney speaks, with a little help from his friends, about Mary, Joseph and Zechariah, how they found peace, and the peace that their sons brought to the world. This is part three of our advent series.

Adrian McCartney continues our advent series by speaking on Hope, from Psalm 13

Adrian McCartney begins an advent like no other (at least in our lifetimes) by speaking about light from John chapter 1

Adrian McCartney finishes our series on Nehemiah by speaking on Nehemiah chapter 13.