Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword. Matthew 10:34
Greetings in the name of Jesus!
Jesus wields the sword, He fights for us, we but defend ourselves with the whole armour He’s given us, and which is encapsulated in His cross. Hence His exhortation to take up our cross and follow closely behind Him. Jesus’ cross is the two-edged sword that never fails. It pierces the bubble of empty words and deceptions and cuts through Satan’s deadly cords.
Come hear more at Resurrection this Sunday. Our day begins at 10am with Bible study and Sunday school, followed the Divine Service at 11am. Please find the bulletin below with all the Service details and more information.
I look forward to seeing you.
Pastor Jaime
The Week Ahead
| 28 Jun |
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
10am - Bible study and Sunday school 11am - Divine Service with Holy Communion |
| 30 Jun-2 Jul |
Pastors Study Week at Westfield House
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| 5 Jul |
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost
11am - Divine Service with Holy Communion |
Our Monthly Schedule
| 1st Sunday |
11am - Divine Service with Holy Communion
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| 2nd Sunday |
10am - Bible study and Sunday school
11am - Divine Service with Holy Communion |
| 3rd Sunday |
11am - Lay Reading Service
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| 4th Sunday |
10am - Bible study and Sunday school
11am - Divine Service with Holy Communion |
| 5th Sunday |
10am - Bible study and Sunday school
11am - Divine Service with Holy Communion |
Coming Soon
| 7 Jul |
Church council meeting at 7pm
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| 11 Jul |
BenRA street party
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| 12 Jul |
Last Bible study and Sunday school before summer break
Food & games after the Service
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| 17-18 Jul |
Pastor Jaime at the Lutheran Mission in Cork, Ireland
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| 20-24 Jul |
Corpus Christi Conference in Finland
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| 13 Sep |
Bible study & Sunday school resume
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| 20-21 Oct |
Barnes Conference at Good Shepherd TBC
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| 1 Nov |
All Saints Day
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| 8 Nov |
Remembrance Sunday
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ELCE News 12th April 2025
And now we begin Holy Week
With Palm Sunday, the Church’s Lenten journey intensifies as the Gospel writers give us much more detail of these days in Jesus’ life leading to Friday evening and a tomb in comparison to the previous three decades.
The British Lutheran
