2025 04 13 Palm Sunday Sermon
Sikawu Makubalo: The Thorn of Blindness
[Psalm 118:1-2, 19-29; Luke 19:28-40]
Prayers for Peace, Hope and Justice by Heather Hill.
The Thorn of Blindness
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Peace Among Thorns
//Join us this Holy Week to walk with Jesus the path of peace.
Christ’s journey through suffering teaches us that peace is a courageous, sacrificial, and transformative force.
It does not ignore conflict but confronts injustice, division, and fear.
It confronts them with love,humility, and truth.
Please click on this link to download the Reflections for Holy Week: Peace Among Thorns.
Journey Towards God: Facing Suffering with Courage and Hope
//2025 04 06 Sunday Sermon
Sikawu Makubalo: Journey Towards God: Facing Suffering with Courage and Hope
[Isaiah 43:16-21; John 12:1-8]
Welcoming Restoring Grace
//2025 03 30 Sunday Sermon
Sikawu Makubalo: Welcoming Restoring Grace
[2 Corinthians 5:16-21; Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32]
Opening Prayers by Colin Doyle.
Prayers for Peace, Hope and Justice by Rob Minnie.
We must act, not pass the buck
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Journey toward God: Remaining Fearless and Resolute in Mission
//2025 03 16 Sunday Sermon
Sikawu Makubalo: Journey toward God: Remaining Fearless and Resolute in Mission
[Philippians 3:17-4:1; Luke 13:31-35]
Opening Prayers by Carolin Gomulia.
Prayers for Peace, Hope and Justice by Jacqui Couper.
Lead Us Beyond Temptation
//2025 03 09 Sunday Sermon
Gilbert Lawrence: Lead Us Beyond Temptation
[Psalm 51:1-7; 2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10; Luke 4:1-13]
Opening Prayers by Gilbert Lawrence.
Prayers for Peace, Hope and Justice by Rose-Anne Reynolds.
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Ash Wednesday at CMM
//2025 03 05 Ash Wednesday
Sikawu Makubalo
[Isaiah 58:1-12; Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21]
The trumpet of the Lord sound, calling us to examine our souls,
For we have not only met temptation, we have felt its grip.
The trumpet of the Lord sounds, calling us to mend our ways,
For we have not only committed sin, we have felt its sting.
The trumpet of the Lord sounds, calling us to rend our hearts,
For we have not only witnessed forgiveness, we have felt its power.
