Guest speaker, Duncan Dyason, is our missions partner who works with Strret Kids Direct in Guatemala. He shares part of his testimony, encouraging his family to always be ready to share the message of Jesus, with love.

Our annual GIFT DAY at CCTW. Tim follows our service from last week looking at extravagant worship, by preaching about cultivating a generous heart.

Whenever we read the Psalms, we are praying, singing and reading alongside a huge crowd of faithful witnesses throughout the ages. These prayers have been recited by millions of people across 1000’s of years. Not all the Psalms are our prayers, but together they shape the deepest cries and longings of our hearts.

Leading up to our Gift Day Sunday next week, Naomi explores what Extravagant Worship looks like.

Whenever we read the Psalms, we are praying, singing and reading alongside a huge crowd of faithful witnesses throughout the ages. These prayers have been recited by millions of people across 1000’s of years. Not all the Psalms are our prayers, but together they shape the deepest cries and longings of our hearts.

This term we are following the theme ‘the armour of God’. Join us as we discover what this armour means and looks like for us today and why it is so vital in the Christian life.

Whenever we read the Psalms, we are praying, singing and reading alongside a huge crowd of faithful witnesses throughout the ages. These prayers have been recited by millions of people across 1000’s of years. Not all the Psalms are our prayers, but together they shape the deepest cries and longings of our hearts.

This term we are following the theme ‘the armour of God’. Join us as we discover what this armour means and loos like for us today and why it is so vital in the Christian life.

Whenever we read the Psalms, we are praying, singing and reading alongside a huge crowd of faithful witnesses throughout the ages. These prayers have been recited by millions of people across 1000’s of years. Not all the Psalms are our prayers, but together they shape the deepest cries and longings of our hearts.