Lectionary 14/02/2024

Self control

by Rose humphrey

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Light A Candle

by Rosemary Humphrey

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Holy Ground

by Andy Lindley

We stand on holy ground...a burning tree against a sunset sky

God be merciful

by Twelvebaskets Ltd

A composition image created by Twelvebaskets Ltd Original 'Sunset' by Doug Burke Original 'Freezing winter fog' by David Perry Image layering, blending and text by Twelvebaskets Ltd For details of composition images and accreditation see our Terms & Conditions

DAFFODIL FLOWER

by Alan M Barker

Drink

by Rose humphrey

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GOSPEL WORDS - Come Spirit, Come

by Alan M Barker

Powerpoint slide for pentecost

ROMANS 8:26

by Alan M Barker

Text of Romans 8.26 with May Blossom

Pentecost

by Don Stott

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Celtic candle

by Joy Sykes

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Baptism - Baptism

by Andy Lindley

The baptism of Jesus

Joy

by Rose humphrey

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Holy Spirit

by John Birch

'They saw what seemed to be tongues of fire that separated and came to rest on each of them. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit enabled them' Acts 2

GOSPEL WORDS - Sing!

by Alan M Barker

Banner Image with red roses

The Spirit saves us

by Twelvebaskets Ltd

A composition image created by Twelvebaskets Ltd Flames background 'Flames 1' by Ben and Georgia Grewcock Dove drawing 'Dove' by Audrey Hogan

GOSPEL WORDS - Holy Spirit

by Alan M Barker

Apple-blossom symbol of purity and peace anticipates a plentiful harvest to come

Faith check holy fire assembly point

by David Perry

Image accompanying reflection Imagining the Lectionary: Baptism of Jesus (Year C) 

Pentecost on the M65 - 3

by Mark King

Slow shutter speed image of motorway lights

GOSPEL WORDS - JOY!

by Alan M Barker

Nativity Tumbledown

by Rose humphrey

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LIVING WATER

by Alan M Barker

POWERPOINT IMAGE

Dove and cross

by Jo Amey

Image of dove and cross

Christs Baptism

by Tim Coleman

Image of Jesus being baptised. As he comes up from the water the Holy Spirit decending upon him

Fruit of the Spirit

by Tim Coleman

An abstract image portraying the fruit of the spirit as a missional movement.

Spirit!

by Helen Wallbridge

A banner made by members of our congregation depicting the event of Pentecost