Sunday Service - Trinity 6

from St Barnabas Thatcham · host Nicola Hulks

Today we think about a parable that Jesus told about wheat and weeds and reflect on the character of Jacob from the Old Testament. Angela, our new curate, leads us in our reflections and Brenda leads us in prayer. We are also meeting together at St Mary's today (Sunday 19th July) at 11.30am. If you weren't able to join us then these are the sermon and prayers we all heard that day.

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