Nathan opens up a new series on what it means to be made alive in Christ, encouraging us to relate our individual, and very distinct, stories of how that happened for each of us.

In a short talk from our All-Age gathering on Father's Day 2026, Caleb opens up the idea of God as our heavenly Father, the One who longs to welcome home those who have wandered away, and also an example for those of us who are fathers.

Concluding our series on Communities, Hannah draws the threads together, and then interviews two special guests, Tricia Roy and Helen McCleister from Central Church in Edinburgh, about their experience of community,

Our great friend and visiting speaker Kay Cathcart continues our Communities series, Looking at Philip's encounter with a senior government official from Ethiopia (Acts chapter 8 verses 26-40), she opens up what it means for us to be a community of people who share the Good News of Jesus.

We continue our series on Communities, looking at the life of the early Church as a pattern for how our communities should be. Today Hannah opens up the idea of the Church as a community of people who welcome together.

Continuing our series on Community, in this episode Nathan opens up an often-overlooked mark of the early disciples: they ate together. This is a shorter talk from our All-Age service.

In the next of our series on Community, Jules opens up Acts chapter 4, looking at a community of praying people.

We start our series on Communities in earnest this week: Hannah invites us to contrast the isolation that's so common in our society today with the openness and commitment to one another that we see in the early Church (see, for example, Acts 2: 42-47).