Every weekday morning at 9.30am we gather on Zoom to pray together for 15 minutes or so. Our prayers take the form of a liturgy that changes each week, plus a short reflection from seasonal material. On Fridays our session is extended as we share prayer needs for friends, family and others and hold them […]
Welcome to worship at Wooler URC. Rev Mary Taylor is joining us this Sunday, and will be looking at one of God’s great promises from the Old Testament to be found in Lamentations 3: “The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great […]
Welcome to worship at Wooler URC. This Sunday is Remembrance Sunday, when we call to mind and give thanks for all those who have served and worked to preserve justice and peace in our world. And as we remember, we continue to pray for nations and places where conflict exists and security and peace are […]
Welcome to worship at Wooler URC. Praying is hard. No-one ever said it would be easy. It’s fine when the sun is shining, everything in life is going well and all is right with the world. But what about when it’s not. How do you pray when everything’s gone wrong and you’re at the end […]
Welcome to worship at Wooler URC. Writing about the Lord’s Prayer recently, the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, said this: “In less than 70 words, Jesus gives us a prayer to learn by heart and a prayer that gets inside our hearts… It’s a challenging prayer and when we say this prayer together we become […]
In our worship this Sunday, we journey to Capernaum to spend a day with Jesus. As we watch how he ministers to people and interacts with them, we ask ourselves, what do His actions teach us as Christians? Martin and Fliss will guide us through some of the events that happened and introduce us to […]
Welcome to our Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Fliss leads our worship as we give thanks to God for His creation and pray that we might be better stewards of the world we live in. Everyone is welcome at Wooler URC
To the best of my knowledge, I’ve never held a sword, or at least, not a real one. If I did, I really wouldn’t know how to handle it or how to use it properly – I’d probably be more of a danger to myself than any enemy I might confront! To be of any […]
“These boots are made for walking” was a hit song for Nancy Sinatra in 1966, and over the decades there has been much speculation as to what the song is about. There’s no doubt about the purpose of the shoes (or boots) that Paul describes as an essential part of God’s armour – they are […]
The Helmet of Salvation. Unless we ride a bike or work on a construction site, we probably don’t wear a helmet very often. Yet in his letter to the Christians in Ephesus, Paul includes the ‘helmet of salvation’ as an essential part of the armour of God. That helmet is a sign that shows we […]
