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Thought for the Day!

When you come to visit we will greet you warmly. We have Bibles and Hymn Books available for visitors, so you can follow the Bible readings and join in the hymns.  If you are not familiar with the Bible we can give you help to find the place.

He was received up into heaven Mk 16:19.

Our Lord has ascended to God, and He left His promise that He would come again. The early Christians lived in the light of this and expected His coming at any moment. Such an expectation is a great incentive to holy living (1Jn 3:1-3) and a heavenly attitude (Phillip 3:20). His return means we may very soon see the One who gave Himself for us, so we should want to live for His pleasure. His imminent return means that the Believer could be standing at the Judgment Seat at any moment (Rev 22:12), so we will want to regulate our lives accordingly. His coming reminds us we do not belong here. When He comes He will snatch (rapture) us away from this world, and then only what has been done for Him will matter. Since He may come at any moment we ought to fill our lives with service for Him and seek to pack the moments that we have with that which is of eternal worth – we may not have much time left!

However, it is easy to live as if He is not coming – to be caught up with the world's affairs instead of living in the expectancy of being caught up by the Lord (1Th 4:13-18)! The world may scoff and say “Where is the promise of His coming?” (2Pe 3:4), but what is our attitude? Are we looking for the Saviour (Php 3:20), waiting for God’s Son from heaven (1Th 1:10), and praying “Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”? Or are we too busy to have His return in our thoughts?

Daily Bible verse from the Choice Gleanings Calendar

We sing several hymns during our services. On a Sunday morning when we remember the Lord we use both the "Believers Hymn Book" and "Hymns for Remembrance and Worship".

On a Sunday evening for our Gospel Service we use "Mission Praise" and  Sankey's  "Sacred Songs and Solos"

Postal Bible School.

Children's Bible Stories

for different age groups

We offer prayers to God in praise and for His guidance and care. We pray for God's comfort and healing of the sick, for spiritual enlightenment for those who are seeking forgiveness of their sins. We remember before the Lord those who travel, our nation's leaders, and we pray we can be pleasing to God.

Once a month the whole of the prayer time is dedicated to remembering before the throne of grace Missionaries working overseas and in Northern England.

Free computer software with different Bible versions, commentaries etc. Highly recommended.

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We partake of the Lord's supper each Sunday morning remembering the Lord in the way He asked His disciples to do on the night He was betrayed. Only those who are truly Christian participate, the different brethren present offering remembrance hymns, appropriate Bible readings, and thanksgiving.

At this time we take up a weekly offering to meet the expenses of the local church, any surplus being passed onto Missionary work or to support local full-time workers.

Believers today don’t bring animal sacrifices to God because that whole system was ended at the cross. But we do present to Him our bodies (Rom 12:1-2), the people we have won to Christ (Rom 15:16), our praise (Heb 13:15), our good works (Heb 13:16), a broken heart (Psa 51:17), and our prayers (Psa 141:2). Since nothing that we offer Him is perfect, we must offer our sacrifices through Jesus Christ so that they will be acceptable to God (1Pe 2:5).

Over 6,000 hymns and spiritual songs from many denominations.

Hours of enjoyable music to listen to.   Searchachable.

Cyber hymnal

Our Bible study is really based on the Bible! We seek to provide insight into God's Word, and we promise you will learn a lot. We're conscious that it is easy to be a listener to God's Word but the blessing comes by putting it into practice.

PRAY WITHOUT CEASING    1 Thess 5:17

We can work without praying, but it is not a good idea; we cannot pray seriously and not work, and we should not be too busy with work for Christ, that we have no time for prayer.                                         Hudson Taylor