St Paul's Camberley - Sermons

Sophie Lovesmith talks about Nehemiah taking the risk of asking the king of Babylon to allow him return to Jerusalem.

Lis Ricketts

Tom Darwent, our vicar, introduces our new sermon series around Nehemiah.

Roddy Porter

Tim Cross

Lis Ricketts

Pressing On Towards The Goal - Philippians 3:7-16 Tom Darwent

Simon Strachan is talking about the need to be revived by God as a plea to help heal ourselves and the world.

Will van der Hart, founder of the Mind and Soul Foundation,  gave an excellent talk and participated in a Q&A session on the effects of the pandemic on people's mental health when he joined our special seminar on 16th July.

This sermon was held as a send-off service for Louisa Adams, our Children's outreach worker who was a cornerstone of our children work for the last 7 years, and specifically during the pandemic.

Lis Ricketts preaches on behalf of Tom, who had to self-isolate. It's about reflecting on what impact the pandemic had on each of us and how coming back to Christ helps overcome it.At the end of the service prayers for healing were offered.

Sophie Lovesmith our Associate Pastor talks about how we need each other in Christ for support and fellowship.

In this (last) sermon of Geoff Andrew, he talks about how church family is the key to keeping and bringing the Spirit into the world.

Tom Darwent our vicar is talking about the hope arising from Jesus' life and death, and how Christians should be the pillars for the communities we live in.

In this sermon, Tim Cross talks about how we can become a community of courage and, like anyone else, bravely express the/our truth !

Lis Ricketts is talking about the belonging to two kingdoms: the one on your passport and the one in heaven, and what difficulties this can bring with it...

Simon Strachan is talking about unconditional love and ways to stay routed in Jesus to show to show this love to others...

Sophie our curate talks about how being 'rooted' in Jesus (the vine) helps us to grow and flourish as 'branches'.

Tom Darwent, our vicar, talk about cheerful giving and 'The cheerful non-giver'.

After the reading, Geoff Andrew talks about our place at the table of the Holy Trinity, and how in this broken world we can do our part to uphold (inject) the Holy Spirit around us.