Rev. Ian Daniels leads us on this weeks talk, which is all part of our Frontline Sunday series. This week he explores how when we gather together we build one another up, to have a continued impact on our frontlines.
We are first and foremost sons and daughters of God. Our life on the frontline flows from this identity. This is liberating and is the theme behind this weeks Frontline Sunday service, led this week by Ann Boxall.
The ‘work of our hands’ matters to God. It’s part of our worship, how we serve others, and bear witness to God. Listen as Rev. Amy Key explores this theme in our Frontline Sunday series.
Continuing in our series of Frontline talks on our own faith, Matt Key explores how we can find God in our place... what does that mean? Take a listen and find out!
What is our Christian frontline? Take a listen to Rev Ian Daniels as he launches a brand new series of Sunday talks about how we can talk about and share our faith.
We were incredibly fortunate to have Diocesan Director of Ordinands and New Ministries, The Revd Canon Tim Jones from the Suffolk Diocese, come and talk a little about his role across the county, as well as his brilliant way of walking us through the verses in Matthew 2: 1-12 - The Magi From The East.
This service was led by Gavin Stone and the ministry team at St. Augustine's, who this week were exploring the theme set for Christmas by Archbishop Justin Welby, 'Follow The Star' and how we see God in the world today.
The Bible offers up lots of rules; but in this Christmas midnight mass service at St. Augustine's, Rev. Ian Daniels shares the two rules to live your life by.
How can you open your heart to God's plan? Well... take a listen to Matt Key from our Sunday service for some thoughts and ideas about what you can do to get closer to what God has in store for us!
Emma Haggar returned to St. Augustine's to deliver this weeks topic which was all about watching for signs of Jesus' return. Listen in to find out what she had to say...!
For more great teaching from St. Augustine's Church in Ipswich, check out the Talks page on the website, or why not join us every Sunday morning from 10:30? You'll be warmly welcomed and accepted where ever you might be on your walk with God.