My dad died on 7th November 2020. His death was tragic and unexpected. While this is not the first bereavement I have suffered, I have never experienced death feeling so close. So scary. So final. To be honest, it has felt like my life will never move on from its current perpetually sad state. Even if you are not presently enduring an acute moment of … Continue reading May the God of hope… (how to endure when life is hard)
About a month ago we finished our latest Alpha Course. We have run eight Alpha Courses over the last three years at Everyday Church. And while they have all been brilliant, it is safe to say the four we have run since March have been the most interesting! Restrictions on gatherings due to the COVID-19 pandemic meant we’ve hosted these courses online. It takes a … Continue reading Alpha Course – Reporting Back
I love Christmas! No, really I do. I know for some it is a tough time, but by the grace of God Christmas has always been good to me. Even growing up in a slightly dysfunctional family, I remember Christmas being a time of Joy. When my own children were small I discovered that it really is better to give than to receive and the … Continue reading Christmas
Dear Everyday Church family, Most of you will know me, but for those of you who don’t, my name is Simon Elliott and I work alongside Phil Moore and the Elders taking a lead on our church finances, staffing and systems. I am writing this blog as the first of what will be a series of quarterly updates to let you know how we are … Continue reading Financial Update – April 2020
At 4pm on Sunday 20th September 2015, after 11 months of research, planning and implementation, we launched Everyday Church Online. This was the start of a journey that only God has the map for and one that we are still in the infancy of travelling. So, four years later we are still amazed every single week as many new testimonies are received, lives impacted, new places … Continue reading Celebrating 4 years of Everyday Church Online
Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is a charity that has been running for over 20 years. CAP are passionate to see people released from poverty and debt in the UK and across the world. They partner with local churches to run money advice services, debt assistance and much more. Helen Dennis-Smith from Everyday Wimbledon went on a CAP Money Course for herself, and this is what … Continue reading Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Course at Everyday Church
Thursday Thoughts: A new song. Continue reading Thursday Thoughts #34
Thursday Thoughts: Church is the people, not a person. Continue reading Thursday Thoughts #33
Thursday Thoughts: Lies, lies, lies. Continue reading Thursday Thoughts #32
Thursday Thoughts: Light in the darkness. Continue reading Thursday Thoughts #31
