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Recent sermons
Michael Beckett has recently preached on two themes:
"Were not our hearts burning within us" and "Lord teach us to pray". To read a copy, click on the links.
Palm Sunday
Our Palm Sunday "Celebrating the Seasons" service was very thoughtfully and ably planned and led by our youth worker Laura Scott, and the children and young people. It also featured a surprise appearance of Tally (pictured) playing the part of the donkey!
Street Child Cricket World Cup
Click here to check out the BBC's coverage of Street Child United's latest project. Street Child United is a St Paul's born, international charity that changes the lives of street children around the world through sport.
Church Family News
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