St. Peter's Anglican Parish Montserrat

St. Peter's Anglican Parish Montserrat Welcome to St. Peter's Parish Anglican Church, Montserrat! 🌿 Serving three congregations: St. James (Salem), St. John's (St. John's), and St. Peter's (St.

Peter’s Village). Join us in worship, fellowship, and community as we grow in faith and love.

🎒✨ A New School Year, A New Adventure! ✨📚New books, new lessons, new beginnings! There may be a few storms along the way...
05/09/2026

🎒✨ A New School Year, A New Adventure! ✨📚

New books, new lessons, new beginnings! There may be a few storms along the way, but with Jesus in the vessel, we can smile at the storm. ⛵️😊

Let’s LIVE, GROW & SHINE! 💙💛

“Why are you afraid? Have you still no faith?”
— Mark 4:40 (NRSV)

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 6🌱 You Don't Have to Carry It ForeverSome wounds stay with us because we keep reopening...
22/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 6

🌱 You Don't Have to Carry It Forever

Some wounds stay with us because we keep reopening them.

We replay the conversation.
We remember the betrayal.
We revisit the disappointment.
We imagine what we should have said.

But eventually, we have to ask the following:
“How long do I want this to have power over me?”

Reconciliation is not always about changing another person.
Sometimes it is about allowing God to change what that experience has done inside of us.

Give God the anger.
Give God the disappointment.
Give God the unanswered questions.

Healing may take time—but you don't have to carry everything alone.

“Cast all your anxiety on him, because he cares for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7 (NRSV)

🙏🏾 Let God carry what you cannot.

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 5🗣️ The Conversation We Keep AvoidingSometimes reconciliation requires a conversation w...
21/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 5

🗣️ The Conversation We Keep Avoiding

Sometimes reconciliation requires a conversation we've been avoiding.

Not an argument.
Not an opportunity to prove who's right.
Not a chance to bring up everything that happened ten years ago.

A conversation.

One where we listen.
One where we speak honestly.
One where we take responsibility.
One where we leave room for grace.

Jesus teaches us that relationships matter deeply to God.

If there is someone you need to speak with, perhaps today is the day to pray about taking that first step.

Before you start the conversation, ask God for wisdom, humility, and the right words. 🕊️

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 4🕊️ Peace Doesn't Mean PretendingThere is a difference between peace and pretending.Pea...
20/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 4

🕊️ Peace Doesn't Mean Pretending

There is a difference between peace and pretending.

Peace does not require us to pretend that we weren't hurt.
It does not require us to ignore wrongdoing.
It does not mean every relationship will return to exactly what it was.

Sometimes reconciliation looks like restored friendship.

Sometimes it looks like a sincere apology.

Sometimes it looks like forgiveness from a distance.

And sometimes reconciliation begins simply by releasing something to God.

Our calling is to pursue peace—but we must also remember that healing takes time.

“If it is possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.” — Romans 12:18 (NRSV)

Do what depends on you. Leave what doesn't in God's hands. 🙏🏾

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 3🪞 Sometimes We Have to Look in the MirrorReconciliation isn't always about what someon...
19/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 3

🪞 Sometimes We Have to Look in the Mirror

Reconciliation isn't always about what someone else did.

Sometimes, we have to honestly examine ourselves.

Our words.
Our attitudes.
Our assumptions.
Our pride.
The things we said and the things we should have said but didn't.

Christian reconciliation begins with humility: the willingness to say, “Perhaps I played a part in this too.”

Jesus reminds us to examine ourselves before pointing fingers at others.

Today, may we have the courage to ask:
“Lord, what needs to change in me?”

Because sometimes the first step toward healing a relationship is allowing God to work on our own hearts. 🙏🏾

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 2❤️ Forgiveness Is Not ForgettingForgiveness can be difficult because we sometimes thin...
18/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 2

❤️ Forgiveness Is Not Forgetting

Forgiveness can be difficult because we sometimes think forgiving someone means pretending that nothing happened.

It doesn't.

Forgiveness acknowledges the hurt while choosing not to let it control our hearts.

Jesus calls us to forgive not because what happened was insignificant, but because we ourselves have received forgiveness from God.

“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ has forgiven you.” — Ephesians 4:32 (NRSV)

Today, ask yourself:
Is there someone I need to forgive?
Is there someone from whom I need to seek forgiveness?

May God give us the courage to begin. 🕊️

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 1🤝 What Does Reconciliation Really Mean?Reconciliation is more than simply saying, “I’m...
17/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF RECONCILIATION | DAY 1

🤝 What Does Reconciliation Really Mean?

Reconciliation is more than simply saying, “I’m sorry.”

It is the work of restoring what has been broken between God and us, and between one another.

Sometimes reconciliation means having a difficult conversation. Sometimes it means offering forgiveness. Sometimes it means taking responsibility for our own actions. And sometimes, it means allowing God to heal a relationship that we cannot fix on our own.
The Christian life calls us not to hold tightly to resentment, pride, or old wounds, but to pursue peace wherever possible.

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” RECONCILIATION-Matthew 5:9 (NRSV)

This week, let us reflect on reconciliation. Where might God be calling you to make peace? 🕊️

🌿 A WEEK OF FORGIVENESS | DAY 6What Are You Still Carrying?The person who hurt you may have moved on.But you're still ca...
15/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF FORGIVENESS | DAY 6

What Are You Still Carrying?

The person who hurt you may have moved on.
But you're still carrying the weight.
Maybe it's time to put it down.

Forgive. Release. Let God heal what you cannot. 🕊️

🌿 A WEEK OF FORGIVENESS | DAY 5Forgiveness ≠ Trust.You can forgive someone and still have boundaries.You can release the...
14/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF FORGIVENESS | DAY 5

Forgiveness ≠ Trust.

You can forgive someone and still have boundaries.
You can release the hurt without returning to the same situation.
Forgiveness brings freedom. Wisdom protects your peace. 🕊️

🌿 A WEEK OF FORGIVENESS | DAY 4Forgiveness Is a Choice.You may not feel ready to forgive.That's okay.Sometimes forgivene...
13/08/2026

🌿 A WEEK OF FORGIVENESS | DAY 4

Forgiveness Is a Choice.

You may not feel ready to forgive.
That's okay.

Sometimes forgiveness begins with a simple prayer:
“Lord, help me let go.”
The healing can come afterward. 🙏🏾

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Church Hill Road, St. Peter's
Plymouth
MSR1110

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