As you know, on Monday we moved to step 4 of the Government’s ‘Roadmap out of lockdown’ which changes the emphasis of how we protect others and ourselves from legislation to personal responsibility. We do this against a background of rising case numbers (including in Dacorum) and knowledge that the...
The Covid-19 crisis has led to changes in how we do church. Some of them have turned out to be blessings like less busyness: we have experienced the pruning we have been talking about for the past 4 years. Others we have reluctantly accepted as necessary like restrictions to the...
Thy Kingdom Come (TKC) is a global prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus. It is time between Ascension Day and Pentecost to pray ‘Come Holy Spirit’, so that friends and family, neighbours and colleagues might come to faith...
Our Nine and Ten Thirty services tomorrow will give us opportunities to reflect on the life of The Queen, to give thanks for who she was and pray for our nation at this time of change.
We are delighted that our curate, Rachel was ordained as deacon by Bishop Alan at St Albans Cathedral on Saturday. Although the service was rather different because of Covid restrictions, it was a special occasion.
Due to the Weekend Away there will be no services at Sunnyside this Sunday and no live stream either. Why not join our friends at St John’s Bourne End for their 10.30 service this week. You will find a warm welcome!
As we mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II Sunnyside Church will be open on Friday and Saturday from 9am – 6pm for those who wish to pray or reflect. There will also be an opportunity to light a candle or sign a Book of Condolence.
The school holidays are here and we will be taking a break from our ‘sunday’s cool’ groups during this time as well. This coming Sunday (25th July) we will have a space for our children and families to go to if they need it during the Thanksgiving Service.
