Minister's Letter
Dear Friends
As May unfolds, we are surrounded by the beauty and promise of new life—blossoming flowers, longer days, and the gentle warmth of spring. This season speaks powerfully of God’s gift of renewal. Just as the earth is refreshed, we too are invited to renew our hearts, our faith, and our commitment to Him.
This year, May holds even deeper significance for us as we celebrate 150 years of our church community. For a century and a half, this place has been a home of worship, prayer, fellowship, and service. Generations have gathered here to mark life’s joys and sorrows, to seek guidance, and to grow in faith together. We give thanks for all who have gone before us—their dedication, sacrifice, and steadfast belief have shaped the church we are blessed to be part of today.
In the busyness of life, May offers us a gentle invitation to pause and reflect on the many blessings we often overlook. Whether in the beauty of creation, the kindness of a neighbour, or the quiet moments of prayer, God’s presence is always near. As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, let us do so with joyful hearts—renewing our faith, strengthening our fellowship, and looking ahead with confidence in God’s guiding hand.
“See, I am making all things new.” (Revelation 21:5)
Every blessing
Joy Langford
Tel. 0116 4295269
email - [email protected]
As May unfolds, we are surrounded by the beauty and promise of new life—blossoming flowers, longer days, and the gentle warmth of spring. This season speaks powerfully of God’s gift of renewal. Just as the earth is refreshed, we too are invited to renew our hearts, our faith, and our commitment to Him.
This year, May holds even deeper significance for us as we celebrate 150 years of our church community. For a century and a half, this place has been a home of worship, prayer, fellowship, and service. Generations have gathered here to mark life’s joys and sorrows, to seek guidance, and to grow in faith together. We give thanks for all who have gone before us—their dedication, sacrifice, and steadfast belief have shaped the church we are blessed to be part of today.
In the busyness of life, May offers us a gentle invitation to pause and reflect on the many blessings we often overlook. Whether in the beauty of creation, the kindness of a neighbour, or the quiet moments of prayer, God’s presence is always near. As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, let us do so with joyful hearts—renewing our faith, strengthening our fellowship, and looking ahead with confidence in God’s guiding hand.
“See, I am making all things new.” (Revelation 21:5)
Every blessing
Joy Langford
Tel. 0116 4295269
email - [email protected]
