Services
We're meeting online and in-person for both morning and evening services, with Bible readings, songs, prayers and a sermon. The morning services also include an all-age talk.
- Online services are at 11am and 6.30pm.
- In-person services are at 9.15am, 11am, 4.30pm and 6.30pm.
For details to watch the services online, please see jpc.org.uk/livestream.
If you'd like to join the service in-person, please see www.jpc.org.uk/about/in-person-services for more info and you can book at www.ticketsource.co.uk/jesmond-parish-church.
You can catch up with sermons from previous weeks on clayton.tv or on Print&Audio.
MORNING SERMON SERIES:
From Easter to Pentecost - 7 weeks that changed the world
Luke 24 - Acts 2
On Good Friday they put Jesus’ dead body in a tomb. On Easter Sunday it was gone, and Jesus was seen risen from the dead. Seven weeks later, 3,000 people turned to him as Lord and Saviour the very first time the news of his cross and resurrection was preached. What gave those first Christians the conviction it was true? What made their witness to Jesus so powerful? And how can we be like them?
EVENING SERMON SERIES:
The God Who Restores - Joel: prophet to a prodigal people
Centuries before Jesus, God used a locust plague, and a prophet called Joel, to wake his Old Testament people up to the dire state of their relationship with him. But Joel didn’t just teach people how the Lord could restore them. He also pointed forward to how Jesus would come to bring people into a new quality of relationship with God – and to how Jesus would come again to make that relationship, and the whole new creation, perfect in the End.
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Sun 13 Jun 2021
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9:15am
Morning Service In-Person
The Church we want to be
Jonathan Pryke will be preaching on ‘The Church We Want to Be’ from Acts 2: 42 - The process of coming out of lockdown gives us a good opportunity to stand back & think afresh about what church life is all about. What kind of church does God want us to be?
Dan McBride's children’s talk is on ‘Don't Forget God' from Daniel 1 - Daniel lived at a bad time for God's people. After years of being ignored by them God allowed the powerful nation of Babylon to attack. They took God's people - including Daniel - as prisoners back to Babylon and began to mould them into good little babylonians. But Daniel saw the danger and made a stand, refusing to forget the one true God.
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11:00am
Morning Service In-Person & Online
The church we want to be
Jonathan Pryke will be preaching on ‘The Church We Want to Be’ from Acts 2: 42 - The process of coming out of lockdown gives us a good opportunity to stand back & think afresh about what church life is all about. What kind of church does God want us to be?
Dan McBride's children’s talk is on ‘Don't Forget God' from Daniel 1 - Daniel lived at a bad time for God's people. After years of being ignored by them God allowed the powerful nation of Babylon to attack. They took God's people - including Daniel - as prisoners back to Babylon and began to mould them into good little babylonians. But Daniel saw the danger and made a stand, refusing to forget the one true God.
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4:30pm
Evening Service In-Person
The day of the Lord
This evening Ramzi Adcock will be preaching on Joel 2: 28 -32. Everything that happened in Joel's day was to show God's people that He is always in control. Often, we only realise that God is in control when tragedy or difficulty strikes; but however God draws our attention back to Him, it is humbling to be reminded that we have so little control over anything!
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6:30pm
Evening Service In-Person & Online
The Day of the Lord
This evening Ramzi Adcock will be preaching on Joel 2: 28 -32. Everything that happened in Joel's day was to show God's people that He is always in control. Often, we only realise that God is in control when tragedy or difficulty strikes; but however God draws our attention back to Him, it is humbling to be reminded that we have so little control over anything!
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Sun 20 Jun 2021
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Sun 27 Jun 2021