Caledonia Vine Street Church

06/07/2026

Sermon: Gratitude for the Beatitudes (part 1)
Scripture: Matthew 5:1-12

05/31/2026

Sermon: Drudgery or Joy?
Scripture: John 15:9-12 & Galatians 5:22-23

05/10/2026

Sermon: A Mother's Heart
Scripture: Ephesians 6:2 & Romans 16:13

05/09/2026

Watch this video and reflect on the impact it has on you when we read scripture together in church. As we walk through the Bible this year, today’s reading included the public reading of the Book of Law done by Ezra after the wall was rebuilt in Jerusalem upon the return from exile. Imagine yourself being part of the crowd as he read the scriptures aloud. A powerful moment for the people of God!

19K likes, 700 comments. "Public Reading of Scripture"

05/03/2026

Our church was blessed this morning by a visit from Sheraz Honey sharing his testimony. May God continue to bless his ministry!

Sheraz Honey Testimony - May 3, 2026

05/03/2026

Sermon: Little Seeds, Great Trees
Scripture: Matthew 13:31-32

Welcome to Sheraz Honey from Pakistan who will share his testimony with us today.

04/28/2026

I’m Feeling Fine! - Chancel Choir
Dedicated in the memory of Millie Porritt and Karen Mills

04/28/2026

In the Bible, the term Ebenezer comes from 1 Samuel 7:12, where the prophet Samuel set up a stone after God gave the Israelites a great victory over their enemies. He named it Ebenezer, meaning "stone of help" (or "Thus far the Lord has helped us"). This stone served as a lasting memorial—a physical reminder of God's faithfulness, provision, and help in a time of need.

To help us cultivate a similar habit of remembering God's faithfulness, we will make small stones available during our services. Here's how this simple practice works as a congregation:

• Take one of these stones home with you as a tangible reminder to bring your prayers and needs before the Lord—whether for healing, guidance, provision, protection, family concerns, or any area where you seek His help.
• Keep the stone in a visible place (like on your desk, nightstand, or in a pocket) to prompt you to pray persistently and trust God.
• When you experience a clear moment of God's help—an answered prayer, unexpected provision, healing, direction, or other evidence of His faithfulness—bring or return that stone and place it in our communal Ebenezer jar.

Over time, as the jar fills with these stones, it will become a shared, powerful visual testimony of God's ongoing faithfulness to our church family. In seasons of doubt or challenge, we can look at the jar and be reminded together: "Thus far the Lord has helped us." This builds collective gratitude, strengthens our faith as a body, and creates a quiet legacy of God's mighty acts among us.

This practice draws from biblical examples of memorial stones, such as those set up by Joshua (Joshua 4), encouraging us to intentionally remember and celebrate how the Lord continues to be our help.

Feel free to take a stone as the Lord leads you, and let's watch together as our Ebenezer jar becomes a growing monument to His goodness.

"Here I raise my Ebenezer, hither by Thy help I'm come" (from the hymn Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing).

04/26/2026

Sermon: Happy Days
Scripture: 1 Peter 3:8-12

04/19/2026

From today's Worship Service:
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus - Handbell Choir
Great job ladies!