‘There but for the grace of God go I’ – Jesus tells the parable of the Pharisee who thinks he is so much better off than the tax collector: yet again we see that God’s kingdom works very differently to the ways of the world.
Let us worship God
‘There but for the grace of God go I’ – Jesus tells the parable of the Pharisee who thinks he is so much better off than the tax collector: yet again we see that God’s kingdom works very differently to the ways of the world.
Let us worship God
Jacob is at one of life’s crossroads, and there he meets God: not as comforting presence, but as wrestling opponent. What does it mean to wrestle in the life of faith?
Let us worship God
As the in-person service is an all-age style our online is a shorter reflection on thankfulness for God’s good blessings, with a backdrop of the generous donations given for the work of Moray Food Plus.
Let us worship God
The October walk is a change to the one advertised in the Kirk News.
Route: The walk to Scalan is a shorter walk than normal, with a more physical option added-on to Tom Trumper. The local Ranger will take us on a guided tour of the Scanlan Mills (and seminary) which gives a fascinating glimpse of our rural past.
The walk starts at 11am from the Scalan car park. Flyers are in the church and on our noticeboards. Please let Donald know if you will be joining us – tel: 07909 936472 or email to aberlourwalking@gmail.com by Thursday 6th October. Donald will then email you further details.
As we worship this week, we find in the appointed readings for the week the prophet Jeremiah weeping for the poor and hungry of his day; while the letter of 1 Timothy speaks of praying for kings and for leaders. Doesn’t it seem like both themes have huge relevance for today?
Let us worship God