Pastor Phil Dixon will take both services on Sunday, June 30. The morning service will start at 10.45am when Phil will speak on Ecclesiastes 3: 1-22.

It will include children's groups for those four and over. There is a creche for accompanied children aged three or under which includes a live stream of the service. It will be followed by tea and coffee.

The evening service starts at 6.15pm when Phil will speak on Romans 7. All are welcome at both services.

As a nation, we spend millions a year on hair care. We want to remove hair from some places and grow it in others, colour and repair our hair, straighten and curl our hair, feed, wax, laser, nourish, and cut our hair.

Did you know Jesus talks about his followers' hair? In speaking to his followers about their physical safety, financial security, and outward appearance (it seems people's concerns haven't changed much in over 2000 years), Jesus assures those who trust him they are deeply known and cared for by him and his heavenly Father.

Jesus said to them, "Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? Yet not one of them is forgotten by God. Indeed, the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Don't be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows." Luke 12:6-7

Jesus isn't promising Christians they will get everything they want as soon as they want it. Rather, he is calling us not to worry about the puny attempts of others to harm us or the transient glory of wealth and physical beauty.

Why not worry? Because God has everything in hand. He knows the destiny of every sparrow and the details of every hair on your head. So come what may in this life, even dreaded baldness, those who publicly acknowledge Jesus as Saviour and Lord, Jesus says he will acknowledge "before the angels of God." Those who seek God first rather than worldly securities and pleasures will, in eternity, if not before, be given all things.

What does it mean to you that God knows you so intimately and cares for you so deeply? Have you made a commitment to entrust yourself to God's care and seek him above all else?

Prayer: Dear Heavenly Father, May I trust myself into your loving care. May I acknowledge Jesus as my Lord and Saviour whatever discomfort that may bring me. Please help me to seek you above all else. Amen.

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Join us to celebrate our church anniversary on Sunday, June 23. Rev. Ian Galloway, Director of the Free Church Track, Cranmer Hall Durham, will take both services. 

The morning service, which starts at 10.45am, will include children's groups for those four and over.

There is a creche for accompanied children aged three or under which includes a live stream of the service. It will be followed by a barbecue.

Ian will take a look at building a healthy church at the evening service which starts at 6.15pm. All are welcome to both services.

Pastor Phil Dixon will take both services on Sunday, June 16. The morning service will start at 10.45am when Phil will speak on Ecclesiastes 1: 12-2:26 will include children's groups for those four and over.

There is a creche for accompanied children aged three or under which includes a live stream of the service. It will be followed by tea and coffee.

The evening service starts at 6.15pm when Phil will speak on Romans 6. All are welcome at both services.

Pastor Phil Dixon will take both services on Sunday, June 9. The morning service will start at 10.45am when Phil will kick off our new series looking at Ecclesiastes. This week we will look at Ecclesiastes 1. It will include children's groups for those four and over.

There is a creche for accompanied children aged three or under which includes a live stream of the service. It will be followed by tea and coffee.

The evening service starts at 6.15pm when Phil will speak on Romans 5. All are welcome at both services.

Pastor Phil Dixon will take both services on Sunday, June 2. The morning service will start at 10.45am when Phil will speak on Mark 15:37-16:7. It will include children's groups for those four and over.

There is a creche for accompanied children aged three or under which includes a live stream of the service. It will be followed by tea and coffee.

The evening service starts at 6.15pm when Phil will speak on Romans 4. All are welcome at both services.

Pastor Phil Dixon will take both services on Sunday, May 26. The morning service will start at 10.45am and will include children's groups for those four and over.

There is a creche for accompanied children aged three or under which includes a live stream of the service. It will be followed by tea and coffee.

The evening service starts at 6.15pm. All are welcome at both services.

The morning service on Sunday May 19 will be taken by Sandy Law who will look at Mark 14: 43-52. Children's groups are available during the sermon including a creche for accompanied children aged three and under.

A stream of the service will be available in the creche room. Tea and coffee are available after the morning service.

Leah Ellis will take the evening service which starts at 6.15pm. All are welcome to both services.

There will be two services on Sunday, May 12. Pastor Phil Dixon will take the morning service starting at 10.45am. Children's groups are available during the sermon including a creche for accompanied children aged three and under.

A stream of the service will be available in the creche room. Tea and coffee are available after the morning service.

Phil will also take the evening service which starts at 6.15pm. All are welcome to both services.

There will be two services on Sunday, May 5. Pastor Phil Dixon will lead the morning service starting at 10.45am where the speaking will be Graham McBain who will look at Mark 11: 1-18. Children's groups are available during the sermon including a creche for accompanied children aged three and under.

A stream of the service will be available in the creche room. Tea and coffee is available after the morning service.

Phil will take the evening service which starts at 6.15pm. We will take a look at Rom 1: 18-32.

All are welcome to both services.