10/05/2020
Hello everyone. Hope you are all well. We have missed seeing and hearing you over the past weeks.
Below are a few thoughts I've had and an activity for the children.
During our usual Sunday School lessons, we sing songs, pray, hear stories and catch up on events over the previous week, but by far the most important part is learning the Word of God.
I was thinking about the verses from John Chapter 1, in the New Testament, that we learned leading up to when we had to close (have a look over these just to refresh your memory.) Over the past few weeks there have been quite a few astronomical events which have been interesting to see. Perhaps your mum or dad saw some of these? There was the super moon, the meteorite shower caused by debris of Haley's Comet and then the satellites of the Starlink program. I saw some of the Starlink satellites last week (which are expected to cost an eye-watering £7.1 billion). These were interesting to see but I would not call them very spectacular. This is what man can do. In contrast, what God did is vastly more amazing when we look at the constellations of our galaxy. In the Bible, this part of creation is recorded in such a beautiful and simple way in what reads like an aside in Genesis chapter 1 v 16 "He made the stars also."
Recently we have had a little more time to look and wonder at the world around us. Think about these things as you remember the verses below.
John chapter 1 verse 1-4
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
The same was in the beginning with God.
All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
In him was life; and the life was the light of men.
Keep safe and we look forward to seeing you soon. Will be in touch.
Why not have some fun and show us your talent by painting/colouring a picture of something you have enjoyed this week? Post it back to us on private message. Have fun.
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