Stoneygate
Baptist Church

An audio recording of our morning worship can be found at this link. Our text for the Second Sunday of Advent was Luke 3:1-6, and the service included an invitation to share in communion, so you may like to prepare something to eat and drink. Unfortunately the first and final hymns did not record, but if you would like to sing them at home, you can hop over to YouTube for them: From Heaven You Came O Thou Who Camest From Above

An audio recording of our morning worship can be found at this link. Our text for the First Sunday of Advent was Luke 21:25-36, and the service included a visit from Zinthiya Ganeshpanchan of the Zinthiya Trust, our Charity of the Year. You will also find below some questions for reflection, borrowed from the show notes for the podcast Pulpit Fiction. You may like to reflect on them quietly by yourself, or discuss them with someone else. --- If the Son of Man were coming in g

Christmas is coming and there are plenty of advent calendars offering treats to take us into the festive period, from the traditional tiny chocolates to fancy tea bags to gourmet pork crackling. A bit of self care and joy at the end of another hard year is perhaps no bad thing, but there is a little more to this season of advent. Here you will find a collection of online advent calendars, offering a mix of prayerful reflections and hopeful actions, to help you ready yourself

A recording of our morning worship can be found at this link. Some parts were recorded live, and others recorded later due to a technical glitch. It was a cafe church style service, so you are encouraged to enjoy it with food, and pause the recording to have a go at the activities, instructions for which you will find below. You will also find the text of two of the psalms which were written by members of the congregation during the service. Plesae do feel free to share yours

A recording of yesterday morning's service is available to listen to using the following link. Led by Revd Mark Burleigh, the service includes the two minute silence for Remembrance Sunday and a reflection on what it means to be a peacemaker. https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Pq3WDNSFlMhJh5y9XQA8B1iQM3Ft-6N/view?usp=sharing

In a last minute change to the scheduled programming, Mark Burleigh took our service, looking at God's loving care in the book of Ruth. There was no recording, but you can read the service and sermon here.

Below you will find an audio recording of this morning's service, in which we prayed for COP26 and returned to Psalm 139 to be assured that 'we are not lost'. You will also find links to two videos we tried to share as part of the service, emphasising the important of bold action on climate change. Why is COP26 important? video from JPIT: http://www.jointpublicissues.org.uk/cop26/ A survivor speaking about the impact of Cyclone Aila: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UVQjspEd_

Here you will find an audio recording of this morning's service...and now we can include the hymns! This was our third week reflecting on Psalm 139, focusing on verses 17-24 and the truth that 'we are understood'.

Here you will find an edited recording of this morning's service. We cannot currently include the hymns, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. The audio quality isn't great again this week, so you can download a pdf of the service script below. Pull Back the Veil | bpuc.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/20210402 (no recordings are available online, but you can read the lyrics here) All Things Bright and Beautiful | youtube.com

Here you will find an edited recording of this morning's service. We cannot currently include the hymns, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. The service includes an invitation to share in communion, so you may wish to prepare something to eat and drink. The audio quality is a little mushy on this one, so if you are having difficulty hearing, you will also find a written transcript at the end of the post. Tell Out My Soul | https://

Last Sunday was our Great Big Green Harvest Festival. To give a quick bit of background, our minister's five year old son has been asking to help her plan a Climate Sunday service since he did a topic on the environment at school, and when someone mentioned Great Big Green Week it seemed a great chance to link in not only with other churches but with a whole variety of ecologically minded groups across the country. Someone else then suggested it might all tie in well with our

Today was our Climate Sunday and Harvest Service, part of our Great Big Green Harvest Festival. Here you will find a recording of the prayers, reading and reflection. We cannot currently include the hymns, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. Fill Your Hearts with Joy and Gladness: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9_mJ9G60f6w Beauty for Brokenness: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MO1G-o7Yj-c For the Fruits of all Creation: https://youtube.co

Here you will find a recording of the prayers, reading and reflection from our morning service. The service incorporated a church meeting, and so you will see on screen the agenda items that were discussed. If you would like to offer any further feedback, please do get in touch with our minister at leigh@stoneygatebaptist.org.uk. We cannot currently include the hymns, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. Take This Moment, Time And S

This week we reflected on Psalm 67 and once again recorded the service as it happened. Below you will find an audio version of the service, with prayers and readings on screen. We are not able to include the hymns at the moment, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. There are some moments to pause and pray, and you are encouraged to pause the video if you would like to take longer. Opening Hymn: Holy Spirit We Welcome You Second Hymn

We are beginning to experiment with how we do online worship, and so this week we again recorded the service as it happened. Below you will find an audio version of the service, with prayers and readings on screen. We are not able to include the hymns at the moment, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. There are some moments to pause and pray, and you are encouraged to pause the video if you would like to take longer. This week we s

We are beginning to experiment with how we do online worship, and so this week we recorded the service as it happened. It will take a little practice if we want to do this long term, but for now we are able to share an audio version of the service, with the text of the prayers on screen. We are not able to include the hymns at the moment, but cues are given and links are shared below if you would like to sing at home. Brief pauses are left to mark the times of open prayer, an

If you can't join us in the building, you can join us online! This week we reflect on Jesus' encounter with Zaccheus, with a reading from Luke 19:1-10. Please note, there will be no online service for the next two weeks while our minister is on holiday, but there will still be services led by guest preachers in the building, and you can catch up on previous services on our Vimeo page at or listen to our podcast series from earlier in the year over on Podbean.

If you can't join us in the building, you can join us online! This week we reflect on Jesus welcoming the children, with a reading from Luke 18:15-17. This service also includes a chance to take part in communion, so you may wish to have some food and drink prepared. Click the image below to watch the service on our Vimeo page. And if you are joining us in the building, we have an update on services here.

If you can't join us in the building, you can join us online! This week we think about lost things, with a reading from Luke 15:1-10. Click the image below to watch on our Vi