Our Sunday worship is broadcast online each week at 10:30am and is available on catch up after. We welcome you to join us each week, where ever you may be.
Amen. (The full text of the prayer can be seen in the body of the post if you click on “see more”, and not on the coloured picture.). Every blessing, Andy Rickell, Circuit Social Justice Officer
Sunday service from Ashcroft Church in Cirencester (A great service led by Chris, preaching on a parable I haven’t heard preached on before, leading to a challenging message. Well-recorded by the technical team. Every blessing, Andy Rickell, Chair of Trustees.)
This week’s Circuit “Worship At Home” online service is now available to view on the Gloucestershire Methodist Circuit Facebook page.
Ashcroft’s own service should also normally appear live on this Facebook page at 10.30am today, and be available as a recording here thereafter. Today’s service is led by Chris Law.
The words of Jesus himself, recognising the value of Christians in all churches seeking unity :-
“That they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me. The glory that you have given me I have given to them, that they may be one even as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may become perfectly one, so that the world may know that you sent me and loved them even as you loved me.” (John 17:21-23, ESV). Every blessing, Andy Rickell
Ashcroft Church will be having a face-to-face service in the church building tomorrow at 10.30am, this week led by Chris Law. I intend to be there. The service should normally be streamed live via the church website and our Facebook page, and a recording of it should be available online thereafter too.
If you wish to attend any service in person, you no longer need to book by phone as you did previously, and can just turn up on the day. Some Covid recommendations will apply when you attend, though wearing a face mask is now a matter of personal choice.
The Circuit will continue to provide the weekly “Worship at Home” online service via YouTube and Facebook for those who cannot attend in person nor access an individual church’s service online. It should normally be available on the Gloucestershire Methodist Circuit Facebook page from about 8am tomorrow. This week’s service will be led by Rev Rachel Leather.
Caring about the environment and climate change is not just about caring for God’s earth, but also about caring how the consequences of climate change will massively impact on people’s lives, who God loves and made in His image. And that impact on people is already happening, in ways we might not have expected. So climate justice is also social justice. Every blessing, Andy Rickell, Circuit Social Justice Officer
