Some of you may listen to a Radio 4 programme called Last Word. In effect it offers appreciations and assessments of interesting people who have died in the week or so before the programme is broadcast. As I write, the cast includes Stephen Hawking and Ken Dodd. But it occurs to me that it’s an…
Archives for March 2018
Easter message from All Saints
At Easter we are celebrating life in many aspects, writes Rev Sydney Maitland. Supremely, it is the life that Jesus assumed at His conception and which was made visible at His birth; but it is also the life that He lived, both the hidden years before His baptism in the Jordan, and the few years…
New Poems by Catriona Montgomery
The Gaelic Books Council has published a new collection of poems by a member of All Saints, the distinguished poet Catriona Montgomery McLaughlin (Catrìona NicGumaraid NicLachlainn).
Barnabas Fund prayer focus for April 2018
An update from the Barnabas Fund, which offers hope and aid to the persecuted church. News this month from Nigeria, Egypt, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan and the Phillipines. Please pray for our brothers and sisters who are persecuted for their faith.
Forthcoming Events
We hope you can join us! Plant Sale and Coffee Morning. West End Festival.
Parables of the Kingdom: Lent course week 5
THE GOOD SAMARITAN: Luke 10: 25 – 37 Last week we looked at the Prodigal Son, told by Luke alone, and this was one of the great narrative parables of Jesus. We now look at another of the great narrative parables of Jesus, the Good Samaritan. This parable is also peculiar to Luke who has…
Lent 5: Jesus learned obedience through suffering
Sermon by Rev Sydney Maitland for Sunday 18 March 2018.
Parables of the Kingdom: Lent course weeks 2-4
THE WHEAT AND THE TARES; THE MUSTARD SEED; THE LEAVEN IN THE MEAL: Matthew 13: 24–33 I have combined 3 Parables of the Kingdom as they evidently form a connected teaching in the eyes of the evangelist even if they may have been uttered by Jesus more than once and in different settings, writes Rev…
