Harrow Baptist Church

The last Lent reflection for the week, based on Worship in the Wilderness by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020.  Cover pic by Darwin Vegher on Unsplash

What distracts you in prayer? Surprisingly it's not a new phenomenon, as we explore in this latest reflection, based on Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020. Cover Pic by Todd Prapani on Unsplash

How elaborate are your most earnest prayers? I venture 'not very.' And that's ok. Our latest reflection based on Worship in the Wilderness by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020.  Cover pic by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash.

A reflection on the only three essential words for prayer, based around the resource Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020. Cover Pic by Tatiana Rodriguez on Unsplash

We start a week on the theme of Simplicity in worship, based on the resource Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020.  Cover pic by Pascal Debrunner on Unsplash

Revd Ruth Moriarty or Christ Church Baptist/URC, New Southgate and Friern Barnet, brings this week's sermon, the latest in our Lent Worship inthe Wilderness season.  Cover Pic Hilthart Pedersen on Unsplash

The final Lent reflection for the week, based on Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020.  Cover pics Craig Marshall  on Unsplash

We continue the series on Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020. Cover Pic by Nicholas Barbaros on Unsplash

The latest reflection from our series based on Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage worship, 2020. Cover Pic by Giorgio Parravinici on Unsplash

The 4th instalment of a series of reflections for Lent, based on Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020. Cover pic by Amir Nani on Unsplash

At the start of a new week, we reflect on what it means to be 'led by the Spirit' in this latest reflection based on Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship, 2020. Cover pic Jan Huber by on Unsplash

We continue our preaching series for Lent 2021, based on materials from Engage Worship, Worship in the Wilderness. Cover pic: Ashley Batz on Unsplash

The second reflection based around the resource Worship in the Wilderness, by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship. Ash pic by Ahna Ziegler on Unsplash. I mention a BBC article about the Fairy Penguins. It is here... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-55416365

As we enter Lent, our Ash Wednesday communion reflection on the temptations of Jesus.  Pic by Haut Risque on Unsplash

Andrew offers the first reflection for Lent 2021 based on the materials Worship in the Wilderness by Sara and Sam Hargreaves, Engage Worship 2020. Cover picture by Kristina Flour on Unsplash. 

As we prepare for the Lent season, we start a new series based on Worship in The Wilderness, a resource from Engage worship, written by Sara and Sam Hargreaves. 

Revd, Mark Woods, Editor of the Bible Society, reflects on some of the more challenging words of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark. Cover Pic by Liv Bruce on Unsplash.

We continue our time in Mark. This week we reflect on the type of people Jesus choose to be his disciples.  Cover picture by Hannah Busing (Unsplash). 

Andrew reflects on what it means to keep Sabbath that is made for us, rather than us for the Sabbath? Cover Pic by Rowan Heuvel on Unsplash. 

During the week of prayer for Christian Unity, several of Harrow's local clergy contributed a daily reflection, based on the CBTI 'Abiding in Christ' material.  This is Andrew's contribution. Pic by Zbynek Burival on Unsplash. 

Patches, wineskins, newness, Jesus and Fasting. Andrew continues our season in Mark. Cover pic by Gary Chan on Unsplash. 

We return to the series in Mark's Gospel. Today we reflect on Jesus' call to Levi. Cover Pic by Stephanie McCabe on Unsplash.

6 Jan is the Feast of Epiphany, when we remember The Wise Men coming to see the Christ child. Andrew offers a reflection for the season. Image by Kevin Phillips from Pixabay. 

Andrew offers a (hopefully) encouraging word, as we enter 2021. Photo by CDC on Unsplash. 

Our Minister-in-Training Sue Whalley reflects on the visit of the Magi to visit the Christ child.