Good Morning,

In only a few weeks our Sunday evening services on Zoom have grown into something special with so many joining us.

I have had such lovely comments thanking us for starting these Sunday Services which makes it all worth while. I have to admit I thought it may not work but I am also amazed at how powerful they are and how they reach so many.

I would like to thank all those who I have asked to help out with the services and I am well aware it is always a challenge when asked to do this. You have all done so well.

I have now done quite a few Zoom readings which have worked very well. It was a very strange concept giving a reading to someone over zoom as it was trying Sunday services, but they work!

We now have a few mediums lined up to join us in Sunday zoom services. Sue and Malcolm Nash have agreed to join with us this Sunday and we welcome them.

Please do contact me if you would like to join us on Sundays at 6.30pm by sending me an email to

acspchurch@gmail.com

Take Care

Rob Harvey President

This Sunday on our weekly zoom service we will be joined by Brenda and Andy Dean who will be our mediums.  It will be a normal service with an address and clairvoyance as well but all done on zoom.

We have been running services on zoom for a few weeks now and numbers have increased every week and last night 25 people joined us.

If you would like to join us please contact me at   acspchurch@gmail.com

Rob Harvey

Zodiac tells us that within all of us there is the capacity to create for God. We can even render God aid. You may think how can God need aid? It is not so much that God needs aid but how much joy and delight he gets when we help each other, when we love each other and when we pray for others in need. When we open our hearts and empathise with our fellow man we become closer to God and at the same time we strengthen our own soul’s. So as we are kept from our church let us not forget the values we want to uphold. Keep praying and making God happy for although it is sometimes difficult God will never abandon us so let us not abandon him.

Steve.

It was only last week that a very dear friend of mine of some fifty years standing passed to the higher life; not as the result of Covid 19 I would add, but another medical condition.                                                     He was the same age as me, and therefore his passing has had a deeper meaning in its poignancy than is perhaps normal.     We have both managed to achieve in excess of four score years, but what does that count for, in the scheme of things?       I firmly believe that it is the love of God that has brought me thus far, coupled with a sure and positive belief in the constancy of Jesus Christ.

My friend was a devout and regular practising Roman Catholic.     We argued a lot over our respective beliefs, but in the long run, we both loved God and His son, Jesus Christ, and considered it an imperative to regularly pray, although not always succeeding in the endeavour.

Having myself just got over the shock of suspected cancer, following scans, biopsies and other bodily intrusions and to eventually be told that the tumours are benign and that other than regular six-monthly checks, I can carry on a ‘normal life’.     It does pull one up by the boot straps to thank God for those ‘in excess of four score years’.

In Christ, with love

Brian

We are all currently ‘Locked Down’, ‘Social Distancing’ or ‘Self Isolating’ but are we also
praying? Praying for all those wonderful souls who put their lives on the line to help those who may be suffering as a result of this hideous virus. Praying for all those many that have passed to the higher life; for their loved ones who remain, without the ability to say farewell.

Now is that time when our collective prayers are so welcomed by all those on the ‘Spirit side of life’.

Our little church may not be that significant in the context of the whole of Christendom, but it’s ability to pray collectively can be as powerful as any.
In fellowship, yours sincerely
Brian Redwood.

Dear Lord,

At this time when we are not certain of the future, we ask for a sense of calm for all. At this time when we are seeing so many who mourn there their loved ones who have passed and are worried for those around them, we ask that those in spirit can draw close to bring them the warmth of Love.

At this time when we see those putting their lives at risk to help others, we ask strength for them all to continue.

At this time we pray for the leaders of the world to make decisions not just to help their countries but to help the world as a whole. At this time with so many passing let us not forget the millions who die from starvation every year who need real leaders to make real decisions.

At this time let us also have the courage to look at a mirror and ask ourselves are we doing enough to help others.

Amen.

Dear Lord,

We see around us at this time a beautiful change in this world. Every day we see those showing gratitude in so many ways to those who put their lives at risk for all. We see the friendship of neigbours grow, we see the simple tasks of helping someone grow to levels we have not seen before in our lifetimes. We see caring and love grow and grow. Dear Jesus, I ask somehow that all can see the beauty that is growing all around us in this challenging time and I pray we all can feel this so strongly that once this crisis is over we will never want to let this Love and friendship go and we can all make the world a better place to live in. Amen.

As the planes have landed the power and gift of prayers have soared. As the world in many ways has slowed down so many have had time, at last, to think about the simple and most important things in life. Too many had only just thought about themselves but now all see the few who risk their lives for all of us.

A time of contemplation, a time of looking around this small world and realizing how precious it is and how we need to look after it and each other. A time to think of our Lord Jesus and what he did for us, what he gave us, what sacrifice he made for us.

Let us all help all those we can with the power of prayer, the power of friendship and to smile to all we meet in our lives and even the power of a phone call to someone who is lonely. Every little thing we do however small can make the world a better place.

Thinking of you all.

Rob Harvey