The Story of the Rainbow brought to us by Nurse Gemma. And lots of rainbows from residents of Ludgershall and Faberstown! Spot yours – we included as many as we could!
Community
Sunday Morning Service 17th May 2020
Come and join our worship at our Sunday morning service at 10am, live on our Facebook page or listen to the simultaneous broadcast by our friends at Castledown FM 104.7. All welcome!
You can find a service sheet at this link so you can follow along with the singing at home: https://stjamesludgershall.com/service-sheets/ As usual, we can receive your prayer requests on Sunday morning by text on 01980 221047, so feel free to get in touch. We will also be taking contributions on the questions: Have you ever felt the presence of God? What did it feel like? How did you respond? Give that some thought and we would love to hear your thoughts then.
Sunday Morning Service 10th May
Come and join our worship at our Sunday morning service at 10am, live here on this page or listen to the simultaneous broadcast by our friends at Castledown FM 104.7.
Our service will incorporate themes from International Nurses Day 12th May, and VE Day 8th May, both of which very much speak to our current situation. All welcome!
You can find a service sheet at this link so you can follow along with the singing at home: https://stjamesludgershall.com/service-sheets/ As usual, we can receive your prayer requests and thoughts on Sunday morning by text on 01980 221047, so feel free to get in touch.
We look forward to gathering in Jesus’ name!
Sunday morning service 3rd May 2020
Come and join our worship at our Sunday morning service at 10am from the comfort of home, live on our Facebook page or listen to the simultaneous broadcast by our friends at Castledown FM 104.7. All welcome.
You can find a service sheet at this link so you can follow along with the singing at home: https://stjamesludgershall.com/service-sheets/
As usual, we can receive your prayer requests and thoughts on Sunday morning by text on 01980 221047, so feel free to get in touch. We look forward to gathering in Jesus’ name!
Can you see what it is?
For anyone who didn’t see the image that Rev’d Peter brought to show us during the service on 26th April, here it is above. Rev’d Peter talked about recognizing what the image shows as being a bit like when the friends on the Emmaus Road recognized Jesus and also like when we recognize Jesus for ourselves and say “I have seen the Lord!” in our own lives.
Thank you, Rev’d Peter.
Sunday Morning Service 26th April 2020
We look forward to welcoming you to our Sunday morning service at 10am on 26th April, broadcast live on our Facebook page, and on Castledown FM 104.7. Have you ever had an experience of despair being transformed into hope? We will be thinking about this question together, so please text in your contributions on this question on Sunday morning. Your thoughts and prayer requests can be sent in to us on 01980 221047.
The service sheet will be available here at this link: https://stjamesludgershall.com/service-sheets/ . Until then, take care.
Sunday Morning Service 19th April
All are welcome to join our Sunday morning service at 10am, broadcast live on Castledown FM 104.7 and on our Facebook page.
Do send in prayer requests and thoughts to us on Sunday morning on 01980 221047, and our service sheet will be available at this link: https://stjamesludgershall.com/service-sheets/. Take good care and see you there.
Easter Sunday Morning Service
Please join us for a service of Easter joy this Easter Sunday morning at 10am, broadcast live on Castledown FM 104.7 and on our Facebook page. If you can, please have with you a hollow chocolate egg you are willing to smash! Rev’d Tim says he will reveal all at the service…
As usual, you can send in prayer requests, thoughts and contributions to us on Sunday morning on 01980 221047, and our service sheet will be available at this link: https://stjamesludgershall.com/service-sheets/.
We look forward to being with you then, and in the meantime we wish you a very peace-filled Holy Week.
Holy Week 2020
Stations of The Cross in the Churchyard
The Stations of the Cross help us to meditate on what it means to walk in Christ’s footsteps by tracing the events of Good Friday, the day of Jesus’ crucifixion and death. We have set up twelve stations in St. James’ churchyard for people to use for personal prayer and meditation during Holy Week on your once daily outdoor exercise. The symbol on each station which looks like a ‘P’ and an ‘X’ is an ancient symbol for Christ, called the Chi Rho. Please observe the required 2 metre distance from others while using the stations, and if you see more than five people in the churchyard on your arrival, please come back to pray at another time. The PDF below includes short prayers and Bible verses to use at each station. We hope you all have a very blessed Holy Week.
