(as published on our facebook page)
St Anne Wrenthorpe
St Anne’s Aladdins Cave Sale is this Saturday 5th July at 10-1pm in the Church Hall situated next door to the Church.
We have some lovely things and some yummy things to buy.
Come along and have a browse and enjoy a bacon/ sausage butter with a lovely cuppa, delicious home baking. Chat with friends old and new. A lovely welcome awaits you.
St Anne Wrenthorpe
This is our service from Sunday morning which we livestreamed at the time. We've had to remove a small portion of the end of the service.
St Anne Wrenthorpe
Psalm 139: 13-16
God knew me before I was born
Welcome into the world precious little one
GABRIEL
Meaning – Devoted to God
St Anne Wrenthorpe
We look forward to our Sunday Service at St Anne’s Church. It is Father’s Day we want to celebrate the wonderful fathers that we have. Why not come along and celebrate with us.
A little present for every man to honour them for the role they undertake. A special God given role.
Sunday at 10.45. Look forward to seeing you.
St Anne Wrenthorpe
St Anne’s Church are having a Coffee Morning along with Aladdins Cave stall also Craft, Home Baking and Fancy Goods Stall plus Tombola and yummy bacon, sausage sarnies and cake. What a treat awaits you.
St Anne Wrenthorpe
St Anne’s Church are having a Coffee Morning along with Aladdins Cave stall also Craft, Home Baking and Fancy Goods Stall plus Tombola and yummy bacon, sausage sarnies and cake. What a treat awaits you.
St Anne Wrenthorpe
Dear God
What a wonderful world you made. Help us never to take it for granted and never credit it to anyone else.
Thank you
Verse of the week
What a wildly wonderful world, God! You made it all, with Wisdom at your side, made earth overflow with your wonderful creations.
Psalm 104:24 The Message Bible
Can we learn anything about God from a watermelon?
According to William Jennings Bryan, famous American lawyer a watermelon speaks volumes about God. Bryan wrote that from just one seed planted in the ground, under the influence of sunshine and shower, it took off its coat and went to work gathering 200,000 times its own weight. It forced all the material through a tiny stem and built a watermelon. On the outside it had a covering of green; within that, a rind of white; and within that, a core of red. Scattered on the inside were more seeds – each capable of doing the same work all over again. What architect drew the plan? Where did that little watermelon seed get its tremendous strength? Where did it find it’s flavouring extract and it’s colouring matter?
Bryan pointed out that until we comprehend the amazing watermelon, we dare not underestimate the power of Almighty God; In showing us these wonders. As we contemplate God’s marvellous creation, we are amazed at His handiwork.
What a wonderful creator, the wealth of God’s creative skill fills the earth and sea and sky.