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Author: Neil Hudson

Slow Down: A New Story Is Being Written

A man who has been begging for 40 years – a lifetime of not being able to walk. But then something happens to that man, because two men slowed down enough to notice him…

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Steve Christmas, our latest news and some useful links and resources.

The Power of the Holy Wind

God sent the Holy Spirit and did remarkable things amongst the early church. On the day of Pentecost there was a new routine for them…

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Anne, our latest news and some useful links and resources.

Getting the Story Clear

Something amazing has just happened and people are asking, “What does this mean?” Then Peter begins speaking to the crowd about it…

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Emmanuel and Jumi, our latest news and some useful links and resources.

No Megaphone Required

Our different dialects and accents can make us feel like we belong, but they can also make us feel like we’re judged and misunderstood. It was no different for the early church, yet they were able to be heard and understood.

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Mark C, our latest news and some useful links and resources.

What Will Your Answer Be?

Judas commits suicide and now there are only 11 disciples; the disciples need to replace him. How will the new twelfth disciple be chosen?

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Jo W, our latest news and the prayers we prayed during Sunday’s service.

When Everything Changes

At a time when everything seems to be on a knife edge and we’re not sure what will happen next, the book of Acts is really helpful. The church was birthed into the unknown. They didn’t know what happen next, but they learned to respond to the moving of the Spirit because they were really aware that they weren’t in control of things.

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Helen, our latest news and links to some resources that might be helpful/interesting.