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Come and See! Alpha Sunday (opens the original)
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The best way to invite someone to meet Jesus is to say "come and see!" In this episode, Jonny looks at the account in John 1 to encourage us to follow the Holy Spirit's lead and invite others into something remarkable.
I believe... in God. (opens the original)
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What we believe matters and it shapes our lives - our present, future and eternity. As we begin a series in the Creeds, we consider how they impact our day-to-day faith and unite us with others across time and space. What do you believe?
The Power of... a New Life (opens the original)
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We've heard about the POWER of God's love, the destruction of sin, the victory of the cross and the need for a decision. Today, Nay and Kayleigh talk about the power of a New Life in Jesus.
Summer Night's: Howard's Story (opens the original)
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Over the summer, at the 6, we'll be interviewing different people from within our congregation, giving us a chance to hear from people working across our town, asking them what they see God doing through their work, and what they sense God saying to us as a community. We kick the first of our Summer Night's off with Howard.
The Power of Love (opens the original)
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Over the summer break, We'll be looking at 'The power of ...' - exploring the 4 points of salvation. This week, Matt explores the power of Love.
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