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We are a Christian community who love and worship God. We seek to demonstrate his love in our neighbourhood and the world.
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1 Stanley Road, Stockport, United Kingdom, SK4 4HL
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All are welcome at our Maundy Thursday time of prayer and reflection this evening at 18:30.… See more
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Today, Christians around the world will mark Maundy Thursday: remembering the night Jesus and his disciples gather together to celebrate Passover and share the Last Sup… See more
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This morning members from across Heatons Churches Partnership gathered together for an Ecumenical Walk of Witness, for Good Friday. We walked, prayed and reflected together as we journeyed between our churches. At each stop along the way, we gathered to hear the Passion from Mark’s Gospel (Mark 15:1–47), listening again to the story of Christ’s suffering, death, and burial.
Walking together, praying together, and hearing the Gospel in different places reminded us that the cross stands at the centre of all our churches and all our lives.
In the homily, we reflected on the quiet faithfulness of those who stayed at the end; Joseph of Arimathea, who bravely asked for Jesus’ body, and Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of Joses, who stayed, watched, and remembered where he was laid.
They could not stop the crucifixion.
They could not fix what had happened.
But they could stay. They could care. They could love.
And sometimes that is what discipleship looks like for us too. We cannot always fix the world or take away suffering, but we can show up, stand with one another, remain faithful, and love even when everything feels dark.
Good Friday reminds us that love is not only shown in great victories, but in quiet faithfulness, in staying, in caring, in loving.
Because those who stayed at the cross and the tomb were also the ones who would be there on Easter morning.
Even when everything looks finished, God is not finished.
Even when hope seems buried, resurrection is already beginning.
