Speaker: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Readings: Exodus 33:1-6 and 12-17, Isaiah 6:1-8, 1 Corinthians 14:24-27.

​This talk is an explanation of one key aspect of why we are trying to do church differently. It is a talk focused on the importance of the presence of God, the presence that Moses found before leading the people of Israel out of slavery. Andrew says, "Effective mission and disciple-making naturally flows from surrendered, worshipping, waiting Christian lives."

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Andrew's talk is available in written form via this link.

With Andrew Attwood, Michelle Harris and Denise Coomber

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Leader: Andrew Attwood

Passages read during the service: Song of Solomon 2:10-12a, Isaiah 30:21, Matthew 28:18-20, Hebrews 12:1-2a.

Apart from saying goodbye to Martin and Marie Lewis, the service was a communal event - a number of people chose Bible verses and elaborated on them; there were times of silence for listening to God; and there were times of worship led by the music group, with Steve Hawke on guitar, Helen Lewis on keyboards, with Marie Lewis and Heather Homes as additional vocalists.

Leader and Speaker: Robert Latham

Readings: 2 Corinthians 5:6-17, Mark 4:26-34.

Rob asks "Do you love yourself?" He wants you to remember that you are a new creation if you are in Christ (as the first reading states). There's also a quote from St. Bernard of Clairvaux about that which may make you think. When we realise how much God loves us, then through us God's Kingdom will grow.

Since the voices on the video were not very loud, a transcript has been made: click here for it.

With Andrew and Lindsey Attwood, Michelle Harris and Denise Coomber.

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Leader: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Like last week's, the service was a communal event - a number of people chose Bible verses and elaborated on them; there were times of silence for listening to God; and there were times of worship led by the music group, with Steve Hawke on guitar, Helen Lewis on keyboards and Dot Powell as additional vocal.

Leader: Revd. Andrew Attwood

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The service was a communal event - a number of people chose Bible verses and elaborated on them; there were times of silence for listening to God; and there were times of worship led by the music group, with Steve Hawke on guitar, Helen Lewis on keyboards and Dot Powell as additional vocal.

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Leader: Simone Royle

Speaker: Roger Homes

Also some words from Andrew Attwood and Kim Matthews about the nature of 10am services in the immediate future

Readings: Acts 2:1-4, Acts 2:14-41, Acts 2:42-47.

Roger talks about speaking in tongues and how it can help our prayer time; the confidence the Holy Spirit gave to the early church and how He can give us confidence; and asks what the ideal church would look like.

For a semi-automatic transcript of the service - click here.

Leader: Michelle Harris

Speaker: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Readings: Acts 1:1-10.

The disciples had to wait for the Holy Spirit to come in power - so don't be surprised if we have to wait for God to empower us too.

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For a semi-automatic transcript of the service - click here.

Leader: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Speaker: Val Whiteman

Readings: Exodus 19:3-8, Isaiah 35:1-8,
Hebrews 3:12-15, Romans 8:35-39.

Val briefly covers four kinds of wilderness experiences:

• self-inflicted: have you got into bad habits?

• due to life events: better to go through these with Jesus

• transformational: streams in the desert

• intentional: to seek God

​For a transcript of the talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

Leader: Lindsey Attwood

Speaker: Andrew Attwood

Reading: John 5:1-8

Andrew introduces all the kinds of healing that the gospels record Jesus as having done; and Jesus being the same yesterday, today and forever, He is still healing today. 

In the service there is also time and space for you to receive Jesus' healing and refreshing.

For a transcript of the talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

Leader: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Speaker: Jane Garsed

Reading: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-18

Jane explains how Paul gives thanks in (not necessarily for) all circumstances, and how such constant thankfulness (even in crises) helps us fix our eyes on God.

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Kevin and Fiona Dowle also have made a short video about what thankfulness means to them.

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For a transcript of the talks - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

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Leader: Karen Mills

Speaker: Kim Matthews

Readings: Psalm 42, James 4:7-10

Kim draws on sources from the Bible, from the Church Mission Society, the Queen and from a survivor of the Burundi massacres (and from other sources) on learning how to see God and be transformed through grief and lament.

For a transcript of the readings & talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

Leader: Bhav Joshi
Speaker: Revd. Tim Mitchell (Diocesan Healthy Churches Development Mentor)

Reading: John 20:19-31 (by Jo Mitchell)

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The St. John's team are taking a rest this morning

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For a transcript of the talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

Leader: Lindsey Attwood

Speaker: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Reading: Luke 24:36-49

The service includes an interview with Emma Latham on how she is learning to put God at the centre rather than in the gaps in her agenda.

In the talk, Andrew looks at the two sides of this time: (a) things are much worse than you think,

(b) things are much better than you can dream.

For a transcript of the interview & talk: click here.

For one of the whole service: click here.

The reading is of Matthew chapter 6 verses 25 to 34

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Other references: Philippians 4:6-7 ("do not be anxious ... and the peace of God ... guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus"), Luke 8:22-25 (Jesus commands the disciples to cross the lake in a storm), Matthew 17:22-23 (Jesus knows he is going to die and rise again), Revelation 1:18 ("I was dead, and now look! I am alive for ever")

The service starts at 12 mins 50 secs into the video and lasts 34 minutes

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Transcript - follow this link

Leader: Jane Garsed

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Some of the readings: Philippians 4:8, John 14:27

 Hebrews 10:11-22, Luke 6:38, and there's a reference to Ephesians 6:13-17.

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Like last week's, the service was a communal event - a number of people chose Bible verses and elaborated on them; there were times of silence for listening to God; and there were times of worship led by the music group, with Steve Hawke on guitar and Dot Powell singing as well.

Speakers: John and Gillian Robinson, our missionary links in Thailand.

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As some of the content of their talk is sensitive, this service was not recorded on YouTube.

With Andrew and Lindsey Attwood, Michelle Harris and Denise Coomber.

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Leader: Michelle Harris

Readings: 1 Corinthians 14:26-27,
1 Corinthians 14:1-5, Psalm 139 and others

Like last week's, the service was a communal event - a number of people chose Bible verses and elaborated on them; there were times of silence for listening to God; and there were times of worship led by the music group, with Steve Hawke on guitar, Helen Lewis on keyboards, Tim on bass and Dot Powell as additional vocal.

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With Ann Gibbons and Lynda Howells

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A time for reflection and meditation based on the theme of the journey of life with Jesus

Reading: Luke 24:13-34

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The sound problem was fixed 25 minutes into the video.

See https://www.lovekenilworth.org.uk/

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A Churches Together in Kenilworth and District service coming from St. Nicholas Kenilworth.

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Leader and Speaker: Val Whiteman

Prayers by Andrew Mayfield & Karen Archer

Readings: Acts 2:1-21, John 15:26-27 & 16:4b-15

In the first part of her talk, Val relates her experience of the gifts of the Holy Spirit when she was at university, and how her preconceptions were overturned. She asks, like St. Paul, that we all earnestly seek the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

In the second part she explains the Retreat in Daily Life with a small example of how it works.

For a semi-automatic transcript of the service - click here.

Leader and Speaker: Anthony Manning

Readers: Hanne Manning & John Wild

Prayers: Gill Palmer

Readings: 1 John 5:9-13, John 17:6-19.

For the Evening Prayer liturgy - click here.

Who do we entrust ourselves to?

And in what ways do we do it?

For a semi-automatic transcript of the service - click here.

Leader: Emma Latham

Speaker: Revd. Robert Latham

Readings: 1 John 5:1-6, John 15:9-17.

For the Evening Prayer liturgy - click here.

Rob begins by looking at the gospel passage, reminding us of Jesus' analogy of Him being the vine and we the branches that sometimes need pruning. He moves on to the epistle, and how the Spirit, the water and the blood are witnesses to Jesus - and potentially also to us.

For a transcript of the talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

Note that this is the last service for which full  transcripts will be provided until further notice.

With Ann Gibbons and Lynda Howells

After the first hymn, Ann gives a short introduction to what soaking prayer is, and then the rest of the time is a series of gentle pictures and music, with Ann and Lynda reading a Bible verse occasionally - a time for you to connect with God. After another song, Lynda closes with a blessing.

For a transcript of the whole service - click here.

Leader and Speaker: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Reading: 2 Kings 6:15-17

Andrew asks the question that Mark Sayers was once prompted to ask: "What if the church has to completely fail, so that God intervenes and starts revival?" His talk is based on a podcast: 'The Portland Sessions' in 'This Cultural Moment'. One way to access the sessions is with these 2 links:

https://bridgetown.church/teaching/this-cultural-moment/the-portland-sessions-part-1/
https://bridgetown.church/teaching/this-cultural-moment/the-portland-sessions-part-2/

(scroll down the page in each case for the audio)

For a transcript of the reading & talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

Leader: Val Whiteman

Speaker: Sam Whiteside

Readings: 1 John 3:1-7, Luke 24:36-48

For Evening Prayer order of service -  click here 

Sam picks out a number of aspects of the two passages, leading to 7 'jabs' (injections) that Jesus offers, all related to those verses.

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For a transcript of the readings & talk - click here.

For one of the whole service - click here.

With Ann Gibbons, Lynda Howells and Gill Palmer

The theme is based on the story of Jesus with the woman at the well. Gill reads a retelling of that story.

For a transcript of the service but without the songs - click here.

For a transcript of the whole service - click here.

Leader: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Speaker: Revd. Andrew Attwood

Reading: John 20:1-18

What did Peter, John and Mary Magdalene see when they looked in the empty tomb? Different things, but clearly Jesus' body had not been stolen, otherwise the cloths would not be there. What will you see if you look?

First, Andrew Mayfield reflects on the resurrection.

For a transcript of the reflection & talk: click here.

For one of the whole service: click here.

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