Showing posts with label Park Baptist Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Park Baptist Church. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 April 2021

 


HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!!!

I hope you are all having a wonderful weekend.  Have you done anything nice?  Well, this morning I went to Church - for the first time since last March!!  We had to reserve a place as only 30 people were allowed inside the Church, excluding the Minister.  It was a really good service.  Although it was only 1 hour long, and we couldn't stop for coffee or a chat afterwards, it felt so good to be back.

The service was streamed live on Facebook and is now available to watch in You Tube.  I hope you enjoy the service.  Stay safe everyone!

Sunday, 22 November 2020

Online Church services continue.

We are now halfway through our second national lockdown here in England.  It's a little less restrictive than the first one though.  So with that in mind, many churches across England are posting their services online, either live through mediums such as Facebook or You Tube, or pre-recording the sermons and posting them.  Here is the sermon from Park Baptist Church for 22 November 2020.  I hope you enjoy it. 



Sunday, 25 October 2020

Blessed are those that mourn

With restrictions still in places in England, many Churches are still holding services online, either via Zoom or posting their services on platforms such as You Tube.  This is no different from my Church.  My Pastor has been posting weekly services on You Tube, and we meet on Zoom afterwards for a coffee and a chat.  As you can imagine, many of the congregation are missing Church and being around other people.  But it's such a good thing that we have the internet during this pandemic.  So, here is this weeks service which is titled Blessed are those that mourn.  I hope you enjoy the service.




Sunday, 5 April 2020

Palm Sunday Reflections

This is the Palm Sunday Reflections from Park Baptist Church in Great Yarmouth.  Pastor Peter Timothy is streaming live on You Tube each Sunday whilst the Churches are all closed. 

Streamed on 5 April 2020.