Listen and respond. In both of the New Testament readings today – the first chapter of the book of James and the seventh chapter of the gospel of Mark –…
Come Let us Sing The author of our first hymn was Robert Walmsley who was born in Manchester England in 1831. A jeweler by trade, he attended Congregationalist churches. For…
Break thou the Bread of Life Mary Ann Lathbury, the recognized author of this hymn was born in Manchester, New York in 1841. Another one of her more famous hymns…
Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts Most of the hymns that have come from the medieval period of the church and originally written in Latin have been assumed to have…
All the way my Saviour Leads Me - At the age of 6 weeks Fanny lost her eyesight during a spell of sickness. But this never seemed to hold her…
O Canada - No doubt we all recognize our first hymn today. It is our national anthem. The words to the opening verse are slightly different from the ones we…
We have the benefit of being able to see who Jesus is through the eyes of those who experienced his full life on earth and who bore witness to his…
Thank you all so much for inviting me to be with you for this Anniversary Sunday! I am so happy to back here at Morewood Presbyterian Church. Hard to believe…
Answering the Call to Serve – Isaiah 6:1-8 One of the questions often asked of those who answer the call to serve is: what made you decide? Each of the…
I have often told you about the Apostle John who penned the wonderful gospel of John that celebrates our relationship to God as adopted sons and daughters. That affirmation forms…