Friendly Coffee morning every Wednesday at St Mark’s Church
Weekly yoga classes with Mikki on Monday, Tuesday and Friday
Tuesday morning Zumba class at 9:30am
Vinyasa flow yoga classes for all!
Whether your interest is crochet, knitting, card-making, sewing, cross stitch or painting, don’t be shy – come and join us!
If you struggle to focus during times of prayer, try something more interactive: use dice and assign someone you want to pray for, or a way to interact with God (e.g. silence, thanking, singing, etc.) to each number. Roll the dice and spend a few minutes on the prayer assignment it gives you. Alternatively take your prayers to the streets – go to a specific place in your area and pray over it. Or go on a prayer walk in your community with others.
Notices for Sunday 26th June, with details of our upcoming services and events. Find out how St Mark’s are looking towards ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ – bringing prayer back to the fore!
what would you do if the government declared that prayer was illegal? Daniel didn’t compromise: his routine didn’t alter: the time of prayer persisted, his attitude remained, he did not hide his faith. Daniel demonstrates that through commitment to prayer, the impossible becomes possible.
Jesus knew all too well he had little time on this earth; as with any last words, he shared with his disciples what he believed what was the most important message to leave them with. No time here for parables, lengthy discourse or illustrative phrase just the plain facts in three short words: love one another.
Random acts of kindness are an easy way of making prayer practical and positive. It can move our focus away from our needs, and onto the needs of others. Kind acts can be small or large; just be aware of the people and situations around you, and have fun thinking of ways to bless them