Junior Church and Family resources for Sunday 03 May 2020 – Easter 4
Church at Home
Streamed Worship this Sunday from 10:30am on Facebook & Youtube. Use the links below.
You can watch previous services via these links as well.
Zoom Coffee & Chat
After church tea & coffee will be on Zoom from around 11:45am – come and join us virtually, it would be lovely to see each other again, the details are below.
This link will be the same link each week from now on.
After Church Tea, Coffee & Chat
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75021313429
Meeting ID: 750 2131 3429
From any browser – you may have to install a small bit of software from Zoom or use the App from your App Store
Roots on the Web
Once again, Roots on the Web have made their resources available to us for free – Click Here to view
Sheets to use at home this week
All Stars Sunday Kid’s Club
This is a fantastic resource website to use at home with younger children, it has music, bible stories and live shows. You have to register to use it but it is totally free.You can find the website here: https://go.allstarskidsclub.com
The Midweek
Get Together Wednesdays at 7.30pm
Each week Revd Mike invites you to join with him on Zoom for a get-together.
Each week there will be something different including a Bible Book Club, a Prayer Meeting, a topical chat or a discussion. Details will be posted on our Facebook Page on the Monday of each week. All you need to do is comment on the post that you’d like to join in and Mike will send you the link and password.
This week:
Choose Faith Not Fear – Nicky Gumbel
(of the Alpha Course)
we will watch a video talk and then have a chat about it
Daily Hope
THE Archbishop of Canterbury has launched a free telephone line, Daily Hope, to give more people access to worship, prayer, and reflections while churches are closed.
Daily Hope has been available since Sunday and runs for 24 hours a day. It provides Church of England prayers, hymns, and reflections for those who dial in. The number is 0800 8048044.
“Pandemic”: a poem by Lynn Ungar
In this video essay Emily Downe brings to life visually the powerful and moving poem Pandemic by Lynn Ungar. 28/03/2020
‘Do not reach out your hands. Reach out your heart. Reach out your words. Reach out all the tendrils of compassion that move, invisibly, where we cannot touch.’
With thanks to Lynn Ungar for writing the poem and inspiring Emily Downe to produce this short film.
Our Blogs
We have three Blogs:
- Church at Home (this one)
- News and Information
- Online Magazine
This Blog, Church at Home, focusses on resources for the Church (adults & young people) whilst we can’t meet together, as well as this post on this Blog you will also find the readings etc for each Sunday.
The News & Information Blog seeks to keep you informed on the latest news from church, similar to the old printed Weekly Sheet.
The Online Magazine Blog is a monthly digest of news plus extra items that are submitted. See below for more info of how to submit an item.
Our Magazine has now moved online for the foreseeable future and you can access it
HERE
or at any time via the front page of our website
The May edition will be this weekend!
Please send any articles of interest for future editions to editor@magazine.stmaryswistaston.blog
Looking for an Online Bible?
There are two great choices for free, both offering many translations and also Bible Study Tools:
&
Give them a try, they can be used on all devices and desktops, Laptops.
There are also Apps in your App Store