In 2022 Oberammergau in Bavaria will, for the 42nd time, be staging the Passion Play telling the story of Christ’s Passion, from His entry into Jerusalem and ending with the Resurrection and Ascension.
Our Amersham Deanery Pilgrimage to the Oberammergau Passion Play, which was planned for 2020, has been rescheduled for 2022. Due to the postponement, we have had some cancellations and places are available.
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New series of talks starting this Sunday (19 September) at our 10.30am service
During lockdown our ministry team took part in the “ChurchNext” programme to explore what our next steps as a local church might be. One theme emerged early on: God is asking us to put a DARE behind PRAY | WELCOME | SHARE. This series is about Christ-shaped boldness, not foolhardy bravery or ostentatious derring-do.
Our courage must be grounded in the Father love of God, shown by Jesus and mediated by the Holy Spirit.
The photo at the top is a visual representation of the goal of this series: God is gently nudging us to step into the river of his purposes for us and for the world, but he will not abandon us as we do.
Please download the service sheet in advance (there is a link at the top of this post), which contains all the words for the service. You can print it out or have it visible on your screen.
A few minutes before 10.30am you should see the service go live from St Mary’s. If you can’t see it, scroll down to the section “Online Services”. It should be the first one in the list with the date of the day (Year/Month/Day). Click on it to view it.
If you want to use the live-chat (this won’t work if you watch it later), make sure you are logged in to YouTube.
Of course you can watch the service later on our YouTube channel.
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Please download the service sheet in advance (there is a link at the top of this post), which contains all the words for the service. You can print it out or have it visible on your screen.
So how does it work?
Download the service sheet beforehand, have it ready as a printout or on your screen.
A few minutes before 10.30am you should see the service go live from St Mary’s. If you can’t see it, scroll down to the section “Online Services”. It should be the first one in the list with the date of the day (Year/Month/Day). Click on it to view it.
If you want to use the live-chat (this won’t work if you watch it later), make sure you are logged in to YouTube.
Of course you can watch the service later on our YouTube channel.
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Please download the service sheet in advance (it is attached below), which contains all the words for the service. You can print it out or have it visible on your screen. You can also find the service sheet on our website: www.denhamparish.church/blog or click on “Blog” in the menu of our website.
So how does it work?
Download the service sheet beforehand, have it ready as a printout or on your screen.
A few minutes before 10.30am you should see the service go live from St Mary’s. If you can’t see it, scroll down to the section “Online Services”. It should be the first one in the list with the date of the day (Year/Month/Day). Click on it to view it.
If you want to use the live-chat (this won’t work if you watch it later), make sure you are logged in to YouTube.
Of course you can watch the service later on our YouTube channel.
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Our online Holy Communion service will come live from St Mary’s Church, here in Denham.
This way, we can be one congregation, whether we are in the church building or on Youtube.
We are praying that the technology won’t let us down and that it will be a good experience for those taking part on YouTube, wherever you are.
To make it engaging online, we will have a moderator connecting with you on live chat (you must be signed in to Youtube to use the chat. Use your Google account or create a new account – it’s straightforward). It also helps to follow our Youtube channel – why not do this today, ready for tomorrow?
While we are taking our first baby steps with “hybrid church” we are not quite yet able to show you words on the screen for hymns, songs and prayers. Please download the service sheet in advance by clicking here, which contains all the words for the service. You can print it out or have it visible on your screen. You can also find the service sheet on our website: www.denhamparish.church/blog or click on “Blog” in the menu of our website.
We are also pausing Church Coffee Online for a little while, but it will be back very soon.
So how does it work?
Download the service sheet beforehand, have it ready as a printout or on your screen.
A few minutes before 10.30am you should see the service go live from St Mary’s. If you can’t see it, scroll down to the section “Online Services”. It should be the first one in the list with the date of the day (Year/Month/Day – so tomorrow it will be 210801). Click on it to view it.
If you want to use the live-chat (this won’t work if you watch it later), make sure you are logged in to YouTube.
Of course you can watch the service later on our YouTube channel.
Let us know how you are finding it by sending an email to our parish secretary Victoria (office@denhamparish.church).
Our online Holy Communion service will come live from St Mary’s Church, here in Denham.
This way, we can be one congregation, whether we are in the church building or on Youtube.
We are praying that the technology won’t let us down and that it will be a good experience for those taking part on YouTube, wherever you are.
To make it engaging online, we will have a moderator connecting with you on live chat (you must be signed in to Youtube to use the chat. Use your Google account or create a new account – it’s straightforward). It also helps to follow our Youtube channel – why not do this today, ready for tomorrow?
While we are taking our first baby steps with “hybrid church” we are not quite yet able to show you words on the screen for hymns, songs and prayers. Please download the service sheet in advance by clicking here, which contains all the words for the service. You can print it out or have it visible on your screen. You can also find the service sheet on our website: www.denhamparish.church/blog or click on “Blog” in the menu of our website.
We are also pausing Church Coffee Online for a little while, but it will be back very soon.
So how does it work?
Download the service sheet beforehand, have it ready as a printout or on your screen.
A few minutes before 10.30am you should see the service go live from St Mary’s. If you can’t see it, scroll down to the section “Online Services”. It should be the first one in the list with the date of the day (Year/Month/Day – so tomorrow it will be 210801). Click on it to view it.
If you want to use the live-chat (this won’t work if you watch it later), make sure you are logged in to YouTube.
Of course you can watch the service later on our YouTube channel.
Let us know how you are finding it by sending an email to our parish secretary Victoria (office@denhamparish.church).
(Thank you to Cathy and Kath for creating this prayer trail.)
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Our online service will come live from St Mary’s Church, here in Denham.
This way, we can be one congregation, whether we are in the church building or on Youtube.
We are praying that the technology won’t let us down and that it will be a good experience for those taking part on YouTube, wherever you are.
To make it engaging online, we will have a moderator connecting with you on live chat (you must be signed in to Youtube to use the chat. Use your Google account or create a new account – it’s straightforward). It also helps to follow our Youtube channel – why not do this today, ready for tomorrow?
Nnamdi and Chinwendu Maduka’s baby daughter Udochukwu will be baptised in the service and we will hear about the story of God’s grace in her young life.
While we are taking our first baby steps with “hybrid church” we are not quite yet able to show you words on the screen for hymns, songs and prayers. Please download the service sheet in advance by clicking here, which contains all the words for the service. You can print it out or have it visible on your screen. You can also find the service sheet on our website: www.denhamparish.church/blog or click on “Blog” in the menu of our website.
We are also pausing Church Coffee Online for a little while, but it will be back very soon.
So how does it work?
Download the service sheet beforehand, have it ready as a printout or on your screen.
A few minutes before 10.30am you should see the service go live from St Mary’s. If you can’t see it, scroll down to the section “Online Services”. It should be the first one in the list with the date of the day (Year/Month/Day – so tomorrow it will be 210801). Click on it to view it.
If you want to use the live-chat (this won’t work if you watch it later), make sure you are logged in to YouTube.
Of course you can watch the service later on our YouTube channel.
Let us know how you are finding it by sending an email to our parish secretary Victoria (office@denhamparish.church).
