“See it before you see it” – talk by Canon Andrew Evans
This talk was recorded at the Morning Worship service at St. Katharine’s Church on Sunday 22 January 2023 and the reading linked to the talk was Isaiah 43: 18 – 19.
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A New Start – talk by Canon Andrew Evans
This talk was recorded on New Year’s Day (Sunday 1 January 2023) at All Saints Church in Great Chalfield at the service of Evensong. The readings linked to the talk were as follows: Galatians 4: 4 – 7 and Luke 2: 15 – 21.
On the same day it was the 250th anniversary of the hymn Amazing Grace which was sung in response after the talk at this service, St. Mary’s in the morning and for online church.
“Tabitha get up!” – talk by Canon Andrew Evans
The readings linked to the talk were: Acts 9: 36 – end and John 10: 22 – 30.
“Restored with an upgrade” – talk by Canon Andrew
A talk recorded at St. Mary’s Church in Broughton Gifford on Sunday 1 May 2022 and using these bible readings: Acts 9: 1 – 20 and John 21: 1 – 19.
“The risen Jesus – powerful in us” – talk by Canon Andrew Evans
The Bible readings linked to this talk were as follows Acts 5: 27 – 32 and John 20: 19 – end.
Easter Day talk entitled “Love Breaks Out” – Canon Andrew Evans
Easter Day talk at St. Katharine’s Church, Holt, from Andrew entitled “Love Breaks Out” and linked to the following bible readings: Acts 10: 34-end and John 20:1-18.
Please go to approx. 23 seconds into the recording for the talk to begin, thank you.
“Your King is here” – talk by Canon Andrew Evans
Andrew’s talk entitled “Your King is here” was linked to the following bible reading Luke 19: 28 – 40. This talk was at St. Katharine’s Church, Holt, and on Palm Sunday.
Honouring Jesus – talk by Canon Andrew Evans
This talk was recorded at Choral Evensong at All Saints Church, Great Chalfield. The readings linked to the talk were as follows: Isaiah 43: 16 – 21 and John 12: 1 – 8.
“The fruit of repentance” talk by Canon Andrew Evans
Andrew’s talk at Parish Communion on Sunday 20 March 2022 at St. Mary’s Church Broughton Gifford was entitled “the fruit of repentance” and linked to the following readings Isaiah 55: 1 – 9 and Luke 13: 1 – 9.