At the start of Advent we meet together to prepare ourselves once more for the celebration of the birth of Jesus – Emmanuel, God with us. This year we shall be taking inspiration from Sally Welch’s new book, ‘Sharing the Christmas Story’. Each week in Advent and beyond, we shall examine a different aspect of […]
We’re back to our normal worship time of 11am this Sunday, and provided the rain has stopped falling so hard and the river levels have stopped rising so quickly, we’d love to welcome you at the Church building. But if you can’t make it here safely, do join us on livestream! Jackie and Margaret will […]
We join others across the Nation in remembering those who have given their lives or who suffer as a result of conflict. Rev Mary Taylor leads our service of Remembrance and Reconciliation at the slightly earlier time of 10.45am. Everyone is welcome at Wooler URC.
Today we conclude our mini-series marking Creation Time. Fliss leads our communion service and encourages us to deepen our understanding of what it means to love God, to love our neighbour and to care for creation. Everyone is welcome at Wooler URC.
This Sunday, Rev Joan Grindrod Helmn continues our mini-series thinking about the season of Creation and how we care for our planet in the light of biblical truths. Considering how we might think of ‘The Earth as a Prophet’, Joan reflects on the gospel story of Lazarus the beggar who sat at the gate of the rich man, which […]
We’re continuing our mini-series as we think about the season of Creation and how we care for our planet in the light of biblical truth. This week Patrick leads our worship and addresses the question ‘Who cares for the Earth?’ Do join us in the Church building or online at 11am. Everyone is welcome at […]
We rejoice at the harvest! As we come together to celebrate God’s abundance, we give thanks for all that we enjoy in the created world. However as we gather, we are also mindful that God’s gifts are not shared equally by all earth’s people, and that our track record of caring for the environment is […]
As we conclude our mini-series marking the 50th anniversary of the URC, Patrick leads our communion service on Sunday, and considers the hopes and dreams that we have. God’s never-ending story is one of constant renewal and re-creation. We look forward with faith, hope and anticipation for the completion of God’s plan in the new […]
In our second of three services to mark the 50th anniversary of the URC, Fliss and Alan lead our worship on Sunday, under the theme ‘Let the River Flow.’ The river of God highlights themes of eternity and God’s unchanging love and generosity. There is movement towards the future with hope, cleansing and refreshment. Everyone […]
In 1972, the Untied Reformed Church was born as the churches from the Congregational, Presbyterian and other traditions united together to form what we now call the URC. Now we are 50 years old, this significant milestone offers us a unique chance to reflect on the URC’s story so far, as well as think about […]
