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St Patrick Patrick was born in Britain during the reign of the emperor Theodosius (347-395AD). His father was Calpornius and grandfather Potius.  Both of them were involved in the local church, but Patrick confessed that he paid very little attention to the Word of God as he was growing up. When Patrick was 16 something…

 Praise God that we have 26 young people in the programme this year, one or two more may still join.  Give thanks for a good start to TransformD, pray for our young people as they study the bible in-depth, many for the first time—that the Holy Spirit would convict and teach them more.…

Here’s a helpful prayer to pray before taking Holy Communion: Lord Jesus Christ, we humbly thank you that you did choose bread and wine to be the emblems of your sacred body and blood, given on the cross for the sins of the world and that you did command us to remember you.  As we…

As the UK prepare for a vote of no confidence in Theresa May and her government it is good news that we can still have confidence in God and his government! Tonight we’ll be looking at God’s trustworthy Word in our Bible Study at 8pm at the Rectory. All are very welcome to come and…

Just a reminder that our church school is now open for enrolment: Drung No 2 Central National School will be accepting applications for enrolment from 14th January 2019 until 1st February 2019 for the next academic year (2019 – 2020).  Any parent seeking to enrol their child should contact the school secretary: Drung (No.2) Central…

Here’s the readings for this week if you want to follow along with our 2020 vision! Get your 2020 Vision Bible Reading plan here and see here for further details.

Happy New Year again! Our Bible Reading plan starts today with some great fresh starts – the creation of the world in Genesis 1 and the way to blessing in Psalm 1. As we enter into 2019 what path will you take? The path of blessing or the path of perishing? It seems an obvious…

Happy New Year! Every blessing for tonight and for 2019. Get your 2020 Vision Bible Reading plan here and see here for further details, and you can see the first week’s Bible Readings below!

I owe an apology – over the Christmas services I said that the 2020 vision Bible reading plan could be done in 5 minutes a day, I was basing this on day one of the plan, but having tested a few more days I think 10 minutes a day would be a better guess! It’s…

Here’s a helpful article on Ideas for Family Devotions from Tim Challies, you can find it here A new year is just about upon us, and as it dawns, we have a new opportunity to lead our families in devotions. Whether you’ve been utterly consistent or mightily struggling, here are 10 ideas and 10 tips…