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Today, as Autumn really kicks in, we welcome an (old!?) long-standing friend to our Joint Worship.

Rev David Coleman is known to most of you and we look forward to hearing what he has to bring to us.

We join together as we continue to celebrate Creation and all the good things that God has given us.

As we hear talk of ‘climate crisis’, climate change and ‘climate justice’ it has been good to be reminded that we all have a part to play in how we use and steward the earth’s resources. It is a challenge on a global scale, but we can all try to do our bit where we are.

As with so many challenges, we need to admit that we need help, God’s help, to live in the way God wants us to – aware of our responsibilities as well as our rights. Aware of the needs of others, our neighbours near and far, strangers across the world or across the street.

As the season changes, join us to face the changes and seek God’s Way.

God Bless,

REV Mark RS Smith

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WEEKLY PRAYER


Creator God, we thank You for this world and its fruitfulness.

We are sorry that our stewardship is not what it should be.

Saviour Christ, we thank You for Your Love poured out for all people.

We are sorry that our love is limited by culture, tradition, and self-interest.

Inspiring Spirit, we thank You for Your wisdom, imagination, and strength.

We are sorry that we do not accept Your help as we should.

God, forgive us, inspire us, and fill us with Your Love.

Love for all people.

Love for all creation.

Love for You, Creator, Saviour, Inspirer.

Prayer theme: Recognise the amazing world we live in and commit to playing your part in its care.

ECO SNIPPET

You may have heard of “chop and drop”. At this time of year, gardeners generally cut back herbaceous plants and clear away the debris. There is now a movement to cut down the dead stems but to break them up and leave them in situ to provide a habitat for wildlife, mulch the borders and save work.

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