Monday Email 07-09-2020
Hello Faith Pals, Welcome to the warmth of spring! Some lovely blooms are in the garden, our pink carmelia bush is magnificent, displaying something of God’s grandeur. The angel Israfel … [Read more…]
Hello Faith Pals, Welcome to the warmth of spring! Some lovely blooms are in the garden, our pink carmelia bush is magnificent, displaying something of God’s grandeur. The angel Israfel … [Read more…]
Sermon and Service September 6th 2020 Leighmoor Uniting Church -Rev Barbara Allen Suggested hymns: TIS 156: Morning has broken TIS 693: Come as you are, that’s how I want you … [Read more…]
Hello Everyone, I hope you are all chugging along! You are all doing so well in this time of lockdown. If nothing else…it is teaching us the virtue of patience! … [Read more…]
Hello Faith Pals, Tomorrow is the first day of Spring! Bit chilly this morning, but isn’t it lovely seeing the flowers in the garden. Some of our hardy purple irises … [Read more…]
August 30th, 2020 Leighmoor Uniting Church Suggested hymns: TIS 132: Holy, holy, holy TIS 690: Beauty for brokenness TIS 658: I, the Lord of sea and sky TIS 473: Community … [Read more…]
Good morning Faith Pals, Well…what wind we had last night! Never underestimate the natural elements! A reminder that the event about climate change is on tomorrow (see last Friday’s email … [Read more…]
Good morning, Faith Pals, Two weeks ago, in The Friendship Book, there was a story about a man who recommended that his friend get outside and get some dirt on … [Read more…]
Service August 23rd, 2020 Leighmoor Uniting Church -Rev Barbara Allen Hymn suggestions: TIS 132: Holy, holy, holy! Lord God almighty TIS 444: Dear Shepherd of your people, hear TIS 564: … [Read more…]
Hello Faith Pals, Welcome to Friday. I have attached the sermon and service for this Sunday, an ad for a Presbytery event about climate change, and a poem by John … [Read more…]
Hello Faith Pals, Happy Monday! Some lovely sunshine about-but don’t be tempted to go outside your 5 km radius! I have enclosed Bill Pugh’s reflection about Sunday School picnics. I … [Read more…]