Redhill URC

  •  13 June 2020 |

    This Sunday, the 14th, I am going to try to run an act of worship through Zoom. If we have an email address for you, an invitation will  be sent to you to join us. There should be a link which you click and will automatically enter a ‘waiting room’. When I see you are there I will let you in. I have no idea if the experience will be […]

  •  10 June 2020 |

    I can remember with clarity VE Day 1945.  The day before I had visited my grandmother who was living in a residential home called Thornhill House where she was looked after by a very lovely lady, a member of the staff.  The lady asked me if I would like to visit London with her and her husband to join thousands of peo […]

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    Reflecting on a week of demonstrations in the USA, and thinking about the way the Bible was used as part of a photo ‘opportunity’, the book of Exodus came to mind. At the end of Genesis, Joseph who had been sold off into slavery, found himself heading up the Egyptian crisis management team when famine struck the land of Egypt. Joseph […]

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    On Sunday 7th June I would have spoken to you about the Trinity in which we see God, as the Creator, as Jesus who died for us and as the Holy Spirit

    As Christians we cannot believe that the world was the work of anybody other than our God. Genesis 1:1-2:4 tells us that “In the beginning God created the heavens and the eart […]

  •  6 June 2020 |
     

    Matthew’s gospel opens what Christian’s name the New Testament of the Bible. It’s a retelling of the story of Jesus and, for many, the basis of what they believe about Jesus. In the very first chapter, and after a list of descendants, Matthew tells the Christmas story&nbsp […]