Listen to the service as a radio broadcast on 105.9 BishopFM just after the 11am Sunday morning news, or stream it on the website through YouTube at whatever time you wish from 8am – See below…
Listen to the service as a radio broadcast on 105.9 BishopFM just after the 11am Sunday morning news, or stream it on the website through YouTube at whatever time you wish from 8am – See below…
Listen to the service as a radio broadcast on 105.9 BishopFM just after the 11am Sunday morning news, or stream it on the website through YouTube at whatever time you wish from 8am – See below…
Listen to the service as a radio broadcast on 105.9 BishopFM just after the 11am Sunday morning news, or stream it on the website through YouTube at whatever time you wish from 8am – See below…
Garden digging, but this time to explore possible Roman finds dropped along Dere Street on which we sit. To find out more, go to https://www.thebishopbigdig.com/
An afternoon of worship, thanksgiving and praise Bishop Auckland Fellowship of Christian Churches invite you to an afternoon of worship, thanksgiving and praise. Sited in the Arrivals Court (outside St. Peter’s Chapel) in the grounds of historic Auckland Castle, we will gather to celebrate the service for seventy years of our queen. Bring along family and friends… your own outdoor chairs (or picnic rugs if you wish to be on the grass.) Live music will be provided by Ichthus. More information and the service details will follow onwww.believeinbishop.org
In the evening I went very unwillingly to a society in Aldersgate Street, where one was reading Luther’s preface to the Epistle to the Romans. About a quarter before nine, while he was describing the change which God works in the heart through faith in Christ, I felt my heart strangely warmed. I felt I did trust in Christ, Christ alone, for salvation; and an assurance was given me that He had taken away my sins, even mine, and saved me from the law of sin and death.
And so Methodism spread as John and his brother Charles gained confidence through the Holy Spirit, John in his Field Preaching and his brother Charles in his hymn writing.
Niamh over the two years of pandemic has recorded many of Charles’ hymns from our hymnbook and also the one or two we have attributed to John.
Mark Wesley Day by listening to some of the hymns below and tell us in the comments below which your favourite(s) is (are). Or listen to this Wesley playlist on our YouTube channel
The three hymns in Singing the Faith attributed to John Wesley are:
Now I have found the ground wherein (StF 561)
O God, what offering shall I give (StF 562)
What shall we offer our good Lord (StF 671)
And the many attributed to his brother Charles are: