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Credit: Woking News and Mail Like many communities across the UK and elsewhere, Knaphill gathered to remember last Tuesday, 11th November at 11am. Led by Rev’d Richard Sherlock, a short service of Remembrance was held outside the old library site on the High Street, with contributions from Knaphill Junior School, St Hugh . . . → Read More: Knaphill Armistice Commemoration 2014 
It was with mixed emotions that Rev’d Richard Sherlock, our minister for the past 6 years, announced his resignation today, to move to a new ministry in Kingston Upon Hull. We wish him and his wife Larrie God’s Blessing in their new place of service, and pray that God will lead us quickly to His . . . → Read More: Moving On… Read Richard’s September 2014 thoughts here . . . → Read More: Minister’s Musings – September 2014 
Our Photo Gallery is back, thanks to the team at NextGen for their Gallery plugin. Take a look at the first photo story; there’ll be more soon. . . . → Read More: Photo Gallery is Back 
We’re really pleased we’ve been able to support the work of Tearfund and Cord and been able to twin each of the toilets in the church with facilities in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Ethiopia. . . . → Read More: Twinning our Toilets 
Read Richard’s December 2013 thoughts here . . . → Read More: Minister’s Musings – December 2013 Read Richard’s Autumn 2013 thoughts here . . . → Read More: Minister’s Musings – September 2013 
Read Richard’s Summer 2013 thoughts here . . . → Read More: Minister’s Musings – June 2013 
Read Richard’s Spring 2013 thoughts here . . . → Read More: Minister’s Musings – March 2013 
We welcome 2013 and wish you all a peaceful and blessed New Year. Our motto for 2013 comes from Paul’s Letter to the Galatians, chapter 5 verse 1: “It is for Freedom that Christ has Set us free”. Read on to see how you can be free. . . . → Read More: Motto for 2013 |
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