Third in our series looking at the Gospel according to Mark. This week Roy Hollands helps us see Jesus with blind Bartimaeus. The story is read by Paul Missin and we sing a round with Hugh, using Singing the Faith 321 and 545. 

Dave is joined by the Revd Paul Dean whole is looking at Mark 4: 26 - 34 the parables of the growing seed and the mustard seed.

Hymns our Your Kingdom Come from Joy and Ruth and Go forth and tell from Songs of Praise.

In this episode Dave is joined by Helen Hollands, who will be talking on Mark 2: 1-12.

The hymn music has been taken from smallchurchmusic.com.

Lisa focuses our worship on the Holy Trinity and Kevin helps us to think it through, with a reading from Matthew 28:16-20 by Ruth. We sing the song "Everyday God" (StF 45) with Joy and Ruth, and the modern hymn "History and Mystery".

To mark Aldersgate Day, //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldersgate_Day

I have recorded a Charles Wesley hymn "My God I am Thine". Hymns and Psalms 563. We sing many of Mr. Wesley's hymns to tunes which were written more recently, but this tune is written by a contemporary, of Wesley, Benjamin Milgrove 1731 - 1810, so it seems possible that Charles would have heard his hymn sung to this tune.

A Podcast for Pentecost. Based on 1 Peter 2: 7 - 12, Tom Lewis reflects on what it means to be chosen, and to be a Royal Priesthood. Liz Talbot reads and we sing Spirit-songs StF 291 and StF385.

In this episode Dave is joined by Revd Helen Hollands who discusses the importance of Ascension Day.  The reading is John 17: 6-19 and is read by Stewart.  Music comes from Song of Priase and Matt Beckingham both used by permission.

The text of the reflection and links to the other readings are available on the circuit website.

In this episode Dave is joined by Roy Hollands, who will be talking on Acts 10:44-48.

The opening musical intro is Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty (Singing The Faith, number 11).

Lisa is joined this week by the Revd Paul Dean who is talking on John 15: 1-8.

In this Podcast for Shepherd Sunday, Rev. Malcolm Peach considers our pastoral role to one another as we follow in the footsteps of the Good Shepherd. Rowena reads John 10:11 -18 and there's a sheepish introduction from Hugh.