A Creative Bishop, Church in a Shed & Cornish Festive Spirit - The Fascinating Origins of the Service of Lessons & Carols
Last Sunday, St John’s held a Service of Lessons & Carols. Rev. John dives into the surprising, and quirky, history of this beautiful Anglican tradition.
A Holy Place: Preserving Historic Churches
A few weeks ago, the church took a field trip—one that went over the road and almost 200 years into the past.
The Surprising Link Between an English Castle & The ‘Father of Lakefield’
Anyone familiar with the history of Lakefield knows the name Strickland. This summer, I visited Sizergh Castle - the ancestral home of the Strickland family for over 700 years.
The Wild Man of the New Testament - Celebrating St John
Our church carries his name but how much do you actually know about St John?
Catch Up With Christ Church at the Upcoming AGM
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear about the accomplishments of CCCM over the last year, future plans for the church, and a presentation from a special guest speaker
Pentecost in the Park & the Importance of Ecumenical Events
Lakefield churches come together in May to celebrate Pentecost with a special ecumenical service
Think Easter’s Over? Think Again
For secular society, Easter ended this week. Decorations were taken down, eggs were eaten, people went back to work. But for Christians, it’s only just beginning
Stained Glass: The Art of Remembering
The fascinating story and history behind the dazzling stained glass windows of St John’s
Celebrating Lent on Valentine’s Day - The Link Between Love and Sacrifice
This year Lent begins on St Valentine’s Day. It’s a fitting date for the start of a season that focuses on the ultimate expression of God’s love for the world - the sacrifice of his Son.