Palm Sunday – 10th April 9am Holy Communion 11am All age Worship Wednesday – 13th April 10am Said Holy Communion Maundy Thursday – 14th April 7.00pm Agape meal in the Hall (Food, fellowship & sharing bread & wine) We are planning an Agape Meal in person in the hall on Maundy Thursday […]
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Saturday 4th December 10.30am—3pm Christmas Fair Sunday 5th December 4.30pm Christingle Outside St Martin’s Sunday 12th December 11am Nativity Service 4pm Traditional Carol Service Sunday 19th December 4pm A Quiet Christmas Christmas Eve 5pm All Age Celebration FOLLOW THAT STAR! 11.30pm Holy Communion Christmas Day 10.30am All Age Celebration Boxing […]
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This Thursday, 11th November, 7.00pm, we will be holding a St Martin’s Day service – something we haven’t done for many years. We will be reflecting, giving thanks and looking forward as part of a simple service, including communion and there will be refreshments afterwards. The service will be livestreamed […]
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Do you have a brother or sister? What is your relationship with them like, Is it a good one or a bit difficult? I have an older brother and we do get on well now … but when growing up I was always ‘Robin’ to his ‘Batman’. James, who wrote the book […]
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St Martin’s Finham celebrated a successful first week of its new community Coffee Shop, Revive, with a visit from Bishop Christopher on Sunday 6th March. The Bishop led a service involving the whole church family and then prayed a blessing in the Coffee Shop area. He even got to have […]
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Part of what it means to be alive is to experience joy and sorrow – sometimes in the same moment. Whilst we can find unexpected joys through our lives, the sorrow will often be peeping around the corner – because life isn’t perfect. Even without Covid-19 and Lockdown, life holds […]
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In his book, Hearing God: Developing a Conversational Relationship with God, Dallas Willard tells the story of a well-known businessman Robert C. McFarlane. He had taken on a business with his own money that looked now distinctly like it was going under, failing. He had become a Christian and was struggling to hear God […]
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