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Our focus for 2021
Each year at St James we have a special focus. The goal for 2021 is as follows – To deepen our relationship with God, extend intentional relationship building within the church and foster engagement with...
Each year at St James we have a special focus. The goal for 2021 is as follows – To deepen our relationship with God, extend intentional relationship building within the church and foster engagement with...
John Owen writes, ‘When the church is in it’s greatest danger and facing dreadful calamities, God calls us to remember his almighty power.’ While this year the church hasn’t quite been facing terrible danger, we as a...
As 2020 draws to a close, we have lived through one of the most extraordinary years in our lifetime. In most years disasters and atrocious world events affect a significant number of people but for most...
Our Christmas Services at St James Christmas Eve – Thursday December 24th 5pm – Family Christmas Celebration 7pm – Family Christmas Celebration 9pm – Carols and Communion Christmas Day – Friday December 25th 9am –...
Services at St James Ivanhoe have recommenced as from Sunday November 29th Services will be at the following times 9am (traditional) 11am (contemporary) 1.30pm (Mandarin) 5.30pm (Youth and young Adults) If you wish to attend...
Today I continue to reflect on the Lord’s prayer in this weekly message. The word hallowed means to make Holy. Martin Luther writes, ‘What are we praying for when we ask that His name become...
Our sermon series on prayer, will not specifically be covering the Lord’s prayer, so I thought it might be an idea to write on each of the petitions of the Lord’s prayer in my weekly...
During the weeks leading up to Easter numbers of our small groups and our church services will be using the 24/7 prayer movements – The Prayer Course. Our Youth( JPOD) in their special Sunday morning...
In the lead up to Easter we will be exploring a range of themes around prayer. We are keen to grow in our connection with God. Some of the topics to be covered include Why...
Tim Keller writes, ‘You can love generously if you have been generously loved.’ This points us to the reality that God’s love is so generous, so abundant, and never ending. Sometimes it’s hard to understand...