Monthly Archives: June 2009

Weekend Reflections: The Kingdom of Heaven and Giving with Joy

Posted on 30 June 2009 by Graham Chastney

This weekend Ian Higginbotham started out on a mini-series on the Kingdom of God with our overall What would Jesus say… series. I must admit that I’ve never really got my head around the meaning of the Kingdom of Heaven. … Continue reading →

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Weekend Reflections: Challenged to be a Father

Posted on 25 June 2009 by Graham Chastney

Last Sunday was Father’s day, a day focussed on those of us who are Fathers. For those of you who don’t know me, I’m the Father to two teenage children, who are fabulous, but there are still times when I … Continue reading →

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Weekend Reflections: Jazz and the Sliding Door

Posted on 18 June 2009 by Graham Chastney

This weekend was a gloriously busy one. We started off by having the Still Time Band on Saturday evening. It was a great evening with around 150 people gathering together for some Gershwin and some gospel music. A big thank … Continue reading →

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Weekend Reflections: Fear to Faith – Slaves to Sons

Posted on 11 June 2009 by Graham Chastney

The theme of Fear to Faith seems to have been a bit of a reoccurring theme for us over the last few weeks. Both Andrew and Allan touched on it again this weekend. Andrew in particular encouraged us to think … Continue reading →

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Weekend Reflections: Pentecost

Posted on 3 June 2009 by Graham Chastney

I’m writing this week’s Weekend Reflections sat in a Premier Inn in Aldershot, it’s evening and I left home at 4:00am this morning so my body and mind are somewhat jaded, exhausted even. But when I think back to last … Continue reading →

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