Sunday Service, 31 May 2026 Led by Rev. Dr. Jane Blackall Musical Prelude: Valborg Aulin: Lullaby of the Waves, from 5 Tone Poems, op. 7 no. 1 (performed by Jack Campbell) Opening Words: ‘Not Always Perfect’ by Calvin O. Dame We come into one another's presence seeking some part of ourselves, knowing that we do not live alone, knowing that we cannot live fully if we are for ourselves alone. We come as ordinary people, each with strengths and each with weaknesses

Sunday Service, 24 May 2026 Led by Rev. Dr. Jane Blackall Musical Prelude: Jigs: The Coming of Spring, The Wandering Minstrel, Lark in the Morning (performed by Tara McCarthy, Caitlin Mannion, and Kathy Walton) Responsive Opening Words: ‘We Speak the Language of Love’ by Erika A. Hewitt (adapted) Our opening words this morning have a simple refrain which I invite you to join in speaking; at the end of each verse you might join in the words ‘We speak the language

Sunday Service, 17 May 2026 Led by Rev. Sarah Tinker Musical Prelude: ‘A Wondrous Path’ from The Secret Piano by Alexis Ffrench (performed by Jack Campbell) Opening Words from ‘Welcome to this House of Love’ by Danny Crosby ‘Welcome to this our house of love... Welcome in the spirit of love, in the spirit of openness, in the spirit of reverence... Here may we revere God, revere life, revere one another... Here may we find peace, rest, comfort and challenge... In this

Sunday Service, 10 May 2026 Led by Dr. Mel Prideaux Musical Prelude: Song of the Birds - Catalan Folk Song (performed by Abby Lorimier and Blanca Graciá Rodríguez) Opening Words: ‘But The Silence in the Mind’ by RS Thomas But the silence in the mind is when we live best, within listening distance of the silence we call God. This is the deep calling to deep of the psalm- writer, the bottomless ocean. We launch the armada of our thoughts on, never arriving. It is

Sunday Service, 3 May 2026 Led by Rev. Stephanie Bisby Musical Prelude: Skye Boat Song - arr. Christopher Ball. (performed by Benjie del Rosario and Blanca Graciá Rodríguez) Opening Words: ‘Why Do We Gather?’ by Priya Parker Why do we gather? We gather to solve problems we can’t solve on our own. We gather to celebrate, to mourn, and to mark transitions. We gather to make decisions. We gather because we need one another. We gather to show strength. We gathe