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Ebenezer Erskine (1730s)
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Tag Archives: Psalm 103
Why I won’t use the Church of England lectionary
We take our second reading for Sunday morning services from the Church of England Common Worship lectionary, the main reading comes from our own sermon series. Yesterday we read Matthew 23v1 to 24v2 and the lectionary reading was Psalm 103. … Continue reading
Wispa Gold and the gospel
Have you ever thought about what you will be doing at each stage of your life? Our youth did just that last week. We gave the youth an A1 sheet of paper with columns for 16, 21, 30, 45, 60, … Continue reading
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