Church Week of Prayer 2020
1 January, 2020
During the first full week of January, we are encouraging the Thornhill Church family to…
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4 days ago
This mornings talk highlights Jesus message of grace and forgiveness that offers a fresh start.
Change your tomorrow: individuals are transformed when Jesus replaces fear and anxiety with peace! Encounter Jesus for yourself - join us at 10:30. ... See MoreSee Less
Change your tomorrow: individuals are transformed when Jesus replaces fear and anxiety with peace! Encounter Jesus for yourself - join us at 10:30. ... See MoreSee Less
5 days ago
This Sunday, we'll be reading the Bible story of a woman condemned by the authorities and sentenced to be stoned.
In the narrative, Jesus sets the exceptional example of choosing grace over condemnation. The only one qualified to throw a stone, didn't.
Come on in & catch the full story with our Pastor, Math. ... See MoreSee Less
In the narrative, Jesus sets the exceptional example of choosing grace over condemnation. The only one qualified to throw a stone, didn't.
Come on in & catch the full story with our Pastor, Math. ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
By the end of this month, we will have used up all the natural resource that the planet can regenerate this year, that means for the next 5 months, everything that we buy, everything that we consume, everything that we use is unsustainable.
If we are to reduce this unsustainable time period, let's be mindful of how much we consume and of the damage that our consumerism often causes. We know that if we shop well, if we buy fewer, better quality items, they will last longer. We don't always need that 'latest thing'.
Just one example: globally, we throw away nearly 5.3 billion mobile phones every year. That's 5.5 million people making one tiny decision. Each person's decision builds into a huge problem.
Probably the best antidote to consumerism is GRATITUDE, because consumerism thrives on dissatisfaction. So let's practice the discipline of gratitude, being thankful for what we have. That's something the Bible says is God's will for us! ... See MoreSee Less
If we are to reduce this unsustainable time period, let's be mindful of how much we consume and of the damage that our consumerism often causes. We know that if we shop well, if we buy fewer, better quality items, they will last longer. We don't always need that 'latest thing'.
Just one example: globally, we throw away nearly 5.3 billion mobile phones every year. That's 5.5 million people making one tiny decision. Each person's decision builds into a huge problem.
Probably the best antidote to consumerism is GRATITUDE, because consumerism thrives on dissatisfaction. So let's practice the discipline of gratitude, being thankful for what we have. That's something the Bible says is God's will for us! ... See MoreSee Less