Mission partner profile.
A reminder of the mission partners that were profiled yesterday. Sat 7 Naya Guan Church
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Are you sitting comfortably? (4)
We're almost in December, so here's the last of our stories for children being read by the author. 'The Christmas promise' All the books that have been read (and many more), can be bought from the Good Book Company . Full size illustrations on a number of children's books are currently being offered free of charge.
Stories for our times (1)
'Stories for our times'. Bob start a series of short talks on the parables.
Are you sitting comfortably? (3)
Here's the next in our children's stories. (some relief from Christmas this week!) 'Wherever you go' All the books that have been read (and many more), can be bought from the Good Book Company . Full size illustrations on a number of children's books are currently being offered free of charge .
The Spiritual Impact of Coronavirus on Older People
Roger Hitchings has spoken a number of times at Myton Church. His last visit was in January when we packed into the Mary Edwards room to hear him address 'Dementia'. In this article (published in the Affinity magazine) he considers the impact of the last eight months on older people. He writes: "It would not be an understatement to say that the last eight months have been turbulent and disconcerting for many people in our society. The mental health impacts of lockdown and the on-going restrictions have been well discussed. Older people have experienced extremely demanding circumstances particularly through loneliness and isolation. A number of practical but partial responses have been developed in society which in many cases have reduced the impact, if only to a small degree. Many churches have sought to respond to the new situation in the best way they can and, alongside using technology to maintain preaching and teaching ministries, imaginative and practical ways of sup...
Life in the shadow of death
Finding Hope in a Pandemic John Lennox and John Wyatt discuss their own experience and consider big questions about science, the pandemic, suffering and the case for Christ. Live here at 7.30pm on Thursday, November 19th.