At Sunnyside we are committed to showing the love of Jesus to our community by serving our neighbours. As a parish church we have a particular responsibility for those who live in our parish. We seek to serve our community in many ways; these include:
Our Community Barn Dance is this coming Saturday 27th January and it’s not too late to sign up:
Each month we pray for two of our mission partners. During December we are praying for The Hospice of St Francis and Embrace the Middle East.
We are looking forward to starting Advent with our traditional breakfast and then an opportunity to gather together to worship God.
At our next meeting on Thursday 7 December at 7 p.m. we will consider the sensitive subject of Gender Identity. We are faced with a daily diet in the media across the spectrum from “Self-identification” through to Gender Dysphoria. I hope we will be able to share a range of...
The PCC met this week and had a productive meeting, which included:
This can be a hard time of year for all sorts of reasons and the celebrating going on around us can make it feel even more difficult. It may be that we are mourning the loss of someone we loved, or deeply concerned about the state of the world or badly...
Wow what a brilliant Community Café we had on Saturday 18th November 2023 morning in Church! Pam D, Richard L, Katie RS and Samson hosted the refreshments (the fabulous band of bakers showing their amazing skills again), Lucinda M and Charlotte V hosted the Cards of Christmas Hope Craftea session,...
Join us for a very Messy Christmas on 2nd December from 3.30-5.30pm. We’ll be doing all kinds of Christmas-themed crafts and activities, followed by our celebration time, when we’ll be learning more about the real meaning behind this joyous festival. As always, we’ll end our time together with a tasty...
Several of us (nineteen at the last count!) are meeting in the Breukelman Room once each month to consider how we can respond as Christians to the big issues facing our society today. How can we dare to be different within our secular society in dealing with issues which challenge...