Remembrance Sunday Talk

On Remembrance Sunday, it is a time to reflect on the wars that have been fought in our recent history, but perhaps also about the wars going on in the world now. As we do so we hold in tension a desire to honour, even celebrate the courage and sacrifice of those who have given or risked their lives for our freedoms with a need to remember the horror of war, so that we seek peace. Today, I want to focus on the horror of war.

Youth Initiative (YI) , Sundays 5:00-7:30pm

The rest of this term YI are trialling a new pattern for their get togethers. The youth have said that they want to take more opportunities to invite friends along.  So, we are relocating to the church hall, where we start the evening at 5:00pm with bible study and worship, have food together and then open our doors from 6:30-7:30pm for games and activities.

Remembrance Sunday

This Sunday is Remembrance Sunday and St. George’s will once again be hosting Ramsgate’s Civic Remembrance Day service. There will be an act of remembrance around the memorial in front of the church leading up to 11am, then we will enter the church for the service itself. We welcome all the cadets, veterans, armed service members and town councillors and members of the mayor’s team.

Confirmation Service at St. Luke’s

This Sunday, there will not be a service at St. George’s as we are joining St. Luke’s for one our twice a year joint services. This is a special confirmation service. We welcome Bishop Rose to St. Luke’s and confirmation candidates from St. Luke’s, St. Laurence, All Saints Westbrook and St. Mary’s Minster as wellContinue reading “Confirmation Service at St. Luke’s”

Introducing Jemima Brown, our new Regeneration Officer

Jemima has lived in Broadstairs since 2014 with her husband, their teenage son and a much-loved rescue cat. She also works as an artist and enjoys swimming in the sea. We are delighted to have her join us to work for 20 hours per week (mainly Monday to Wednesday) to help develop a renewed visionContinue reading “Introducing Jemima Brown, our new Regeneration Officer”

Finding Mercy (Luke 18:9-14)

Where does your confidence lie? In the government, family, friends or yourself? In this parable that Jesus tells, it is the one who puts their confidence in God rather than themselves who find true mercy! Where do we put our confidence? I wonder particularly in the past few weeks whether we have questioned where ourContinue reading “Finding Mercy (Luke 18:9-14)”