Christ Church, Stantonbury

Christ Church, Stantonbury Christ Church, Stantonbury is an ecumenical church situated on Stantonbury Campus in Milton Keynes

07/06/2026

Sunday 7th June 2026
Family worship led by John & Jenny Boxwell

You are invited to come to Christ Church on Sunday 7th June when our Family Worship will be led by John and Jenny Boxwel...
05/06/2026

You are invited to come to Christ Church on Sunday 7th June when our Family Worship will be led by John and Jenny Boxwell.
The readings are from Genesis 12:1-9, and Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26.

This service will be streamed to our page, using the link below. You don’t need to belong to Facebook in order to follow the service.

We will start streaming from 10.25am

https://www.facebook.com/christchurchmk/

We look forward to sharing our services with you.

11/09/2025

Christ Church is 50!
Come and celebrate with us on Saturday 27th September between 11am & 3 pm; lunch will be served from midday.

Chat with PhilPhil Dunning, our minister, would like to chat with our on-line congregation. There will be a Zoom session...
30/04/2025

Chat with Phil
Phil Dunning, our minister, would like to chat with our on-line congregation. There will be a Zoom session immediately after the service on the 4th May. Please join if you can - the link is below. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

Topic: Chat with Phil
Time: May 4, 2025 11:30 AM London
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84468143279

Phil Dunning, our minister, would like to chat with our on-line congregation. There will be a Zoom session after the ser...
08/02/2025

Phil Dunning, our minister, would like to chat with our on-line congregation. There will be a Zoom session after the service on the 16th February. Please join if you can - the link is below. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

Topic: Chat with Phil Dunning
Feb 16, 2025
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83706748636

28/12/2023

From David Haseldine:

As it is nearly a new year: this is for anyone who would like to have a go at reading the New Testament in a year in 2024 - it only takes 5 chapters a week! As much as possible, my scheme manages to both (1) go through the books in the order they written, AND (2) keep in step with Lent, Holy Week, Easter, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas! The pdf file reading plan is athttps://www.gracefulsubversives.org.uk/documents/read-the-new-testament-in-a-year-2024.pdf . Give it a go... and God keep being with you in everything and blessing you and others through you in 2024!

Tickets available on the door
26/04/2023

Tickets available on the door

18/12/2022
Christ Church Decorations
18/12/2022

Christ Church Decorations

22/04/2021

Prayers for Earth Day, Thursday, 22nd April 2021.

Our psalm is Psalm 148:
Hallelujah!
Praise God from the heavens;
praise God from the heights!
Praise God, all you angels;
praise God, all you multitudes in heaven!

Praise God, sun and moon;
praise God, all you shining stars!
Praise God, you highest heavens,
and you waters above the heavens!
Let them praise the name of the Most High,
for God commanded and they were created.
God established them forever and ever;
God fixed their bounds, which cannot be passed.

Praise God from the earth,
you sea monsters and all deeps,
fire and hail, snow and frost,
stormy wind fulfilling God’s command!
Mountains and all hills, fruit trees and all cedars!
Wild animals and all cattle,
creeping things and flying birds!
Sovereigns of the earth and all peoples,
royalty and all rulers of the earth!
Young men and women alike,
old and young together!
Let them praise the name of God,
for God’s name alone is exalted;
God’s glory is above earth and heaven.

God has raised up a horn for God’s people,
praise for all the faithful,
for the people of Israel who are close to God.
Hallelujah!

A call to praise God:
Come, let us dwell in God’s shelter.
Let us dwell in God’s work of art.
Come, because the Earth is the Lord’s,
and God’s Earth is our home.
We live in God’s World; we are not alone.
We share this life with the heavens and the earth,
with the waters and the land,
with trees and grasses,
with fish, birds, and animals,
with minerals and creatures of every form,
and with all our sisters and brothers,
all of God’s people.
God is good and everything God makes is good.
God is love and everything God makes is love’s fruit.
Let us praise God and worship him.

A prayer of confession:
Merciful God, in your gracious presence
we confess our sin and the sin of this world.
Although Christ is risen from the grave
and has shattered the power of death,
we are still held captive by fear and doubt.
We hold on to suspicions and jealousies
that set neighbour against neighbour
and nation against nation.
We have neglected the poor and the hungry.
In our pursuit of the ‘good life’
we have tolerated injustice;
and we have ignored the cries of the oppressed.
We pursue profits and pleasures
that harm the land and pollute the waters.
We have squandered the Earth's gifts
on technologies of destruction.
Have mercy on us, O God.
Help us to trust your power
to change our lives and make us new,
that we and all your creatures
may know the joy of life abundant,
given through Jesus Christ,
the risen Lord.
Amen.

Our prayers:
Gracious God,
your amazing love extends through all time and space,
to all parts of your creation,
which you created and called good.
You made a covenant with Noah and his family,
putting a rainbow in the sky
to symbolise your promise of love and blessing
to every living creature,
and to all successive generations.
You made a covenant with Abraham and Sarah,
blessing them and their descendants
throughout the generations.
You made a covenant with Moses
and the Israelite people to all generations,
giving them the ten commandments
and challenging them to choose life.
In Jesus, you invite us to enter into a new covenant,
in communion with all who seek to be faithful to you.

As people of faith, we are called into covenant.
Your covenant of faithfulness and love
extends to the whole creation.
We pray for the healing of the earth,
that present and future generations
may enjoy the fruits of creation,
and continue to glorify and praise you.
Amen.

A Celtic blessing:
Deep peace of the running waves to you.
Deep peace of the flowing air to you.
Deep peace of the quiet earth to you.
Deep peace of the shining stars to you.
Deep peace of the Son of Peace to you.
Amen.

God bless you today!

Address

Purbeck, Stantonbury Campus
Milton Keynes

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