Thy Kingdom Come (TKC) is a wonderful opportunity from 9th – 19th May 2024 to join with others across the world to pray for people to experience the transforming power and mercy of God. At Sunnyside, we are going to be taking part in TKC in a number of ways...
On the 14th of October we are gathering all musicians that are free and want to make a joyful noise together!
Messy Church will be happening on Saturday 5th September via Zoom. We are working towards holding an outdoor Messy Church in October if we possibly can, safely and following guidelines, so watch this space for more information on that!
18 of us gathered in the Breukleman Room this evening for the first Kingdom Come meeting. We enjoyed an hour of informal worship and prayer led by Rachael and Patrick Craig. Following a time of sung worship, we focused our prayers on the world, our community and one another before sharing some...
The advertisements for two exciting news posts of Families and Young People Leader and Families and Young People Worker, along with the Worship Leader position have now gone live and are also advertised on our website and Facebook page.
As part of a wider programme exploring who we are and how we live, Ian Paul will be leading us in a teaching day. Ian is a well respected teacher and theologian. He will be helping us explore the foundational questions of why we can and should see the Bible...
The PCC met recently in person to consider a number of matters relating to Sunnyside. The main decisions were:
Here are the materials you need to worship together while apart tomorrow. Why not join us at 10.00 and don’t forget to ring someone for coffee afterwards. Sharon has sent out Sunday’s Cool material to our families; if you would like to be sent it too, please contact her.
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