St Mungo's United Church

08/09/2026

Philippians 1:4-5

Brief Reflection
Paul’s joy in prayer flows from the deep partnership he shares with the Philippians in the gospel. Their fellowship is not just friendship but a shared mission—standing together in faith, generosity, and witness. True Christian partnership is rooted in Christ and expressed through prayer, gratitude, and mutual encouragement.

Question for Reflection
How can I actively participate in gospel partnership today—through prayer, encouragement, or practical support for others in the body of Christ?

Two‑Line Prayer
Lord Jesus, thank You for the gift of fellowship in the gospel. Strengthen our unity and joy as we serve You together.

08/09/2026

Tuesday Prayer Cancelled Today

Please note that there will be no Tuesday Prayer today at 10h00.

Instead, we will be sharing a reflection from our sermon series, which began on Sunday, 6 September 2026.

Keep an eye on our social media platforms for the reflection.

Be blessed! 🙏

04/09/2026

Letter from Rev. Selaotswe Tsintsing

Dear Friends,

Our study of Philippians commences this Sunday, this letter will challenge us deeply. Let me briefly share with you, what we will encounter. I want to prepare our hearts:
Challenge 1: Joy vs. Happiness
The world says joy depends on what happens. Philippians says joy depends on who lives inside us. The challenge: Can we have joy when we are unemployed, sick, or grieving? Paul says YES - because our joy is in Christ, not in conditions.

To read more click on the link
https://sh1.sendinblue.com/an908jdw1xpfe.html?t=1788527387786

01/09/2026

Jesus Christ, the Supreme Lord of All. - Colossians 1:15-20

28/08/2026

Letter from Rev. Selaotswe Tsintsing

Dear Friends,

Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

I am so excited to write to you today! This Sunday, we will begin a brand new sermon series and LifeGroups journey together through one of the most joyful, powerful, and personal letters in the New Testament: The Book of Philippians.
In a world full of anxiety, pressure, and weariness - Philippians comes like a breath of fresh air. Paul writes about JOY 16 times in just 4 chapters. And the amazing thing? He writes it from a prison cell!

If Paul can have joy in prison, we can have joy in community. If he can have joy while chained, we can have joy in our challenges. This is why I believe God wants to speak to us as a church family through this letter.

INTRODUCING PHILIPPIANS: OUR JOYFUL LETTER

Who wrote it? The Apostle Paul, with Timothy, around AD 60-62 while in prison in Rome.

To whom? To the church in Philippi. This was the first church Paul planted in Europe [Acts 16]. Do you remember the story? A businesswoman named Lydia, a delivered slave girl, and a jailer and his family - what a diverse church! It was a church born in power and joy.

To read more click on the link
https://sh1.sendinblue.com/alufsjdw1xpfe.html?t=1787919259168

26/08/2026

25/08/2026

It was lovely having you join us for our worship service as we continued our sermon series “Authenticity in Christ – Living Authentically.” 🙏🏽

We look forward to seeing you again this Sunday as we conclude our sermon series with the wrap-up message, “Setting an Example,” based on 1 Timothy 4:12.

Come and worship with us as we reflect on what it means to live authentically in Christ and be an example to others. ❤️

Be blessed, and we look forward to seeing you!

25/08/2026

We were truly blessed by Sunday's message!

A beautiful worship service led by Renette Julies, with Reverend Selaotswe Tsintsing bringing us a powerful message from God’s Word.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in worship. May we continue to live authentically in Christ and be an example to those around us.

25/08/2026

“Weary and Burdened?” -Matthew 11:25-30

21/08/2026

Letter from Rev. Selaotswe Tsintsing

Dear Friends,

As we draw near to the start of our new sermon series and Lifegroup study on Philippians, I want to encourage each of you to take this opportunity seriously. Spiritual growth is not optional—it is essential for every believer.

The Call to Grow

The Word of God reminds us that growth is necessary:
“Like new-born babies, crave pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation.” (1 Peter 2:2)

“Continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfil His good purpose.” (Philippians 2:12–13)

To grow, we must be sure of our faith:
• Saved by grace through Christ (Ephesians 2:8–9).
• Assured of our salvation (Romans 8:16).
• Rooted in the family of God (Hebrews 10:24–25).

No child of God can grow in isolation. Every Christian needs a spiritual family where they are cared for, taught, and encouraged.

Why Lifegroups Matter

To read more click on the link
https://sh1.sendinblue.com/akfvcjdw1xpfe.html?t=1787314938058