Each week you will find here a variety of suggestions to help you to engage with the theme of the Sunday service as a family together. Enjoy your creative worship! Alison PirouetUnder 8s and families’ workerWycliffe Baptist ChurchTransforming lives through Jesus Christ’s love Email: alison@wycliffe-church.org.uk This week: Previous weeks:

This week, we’ll be praying for Zimbabwe in our Zoom prayer meeting. Below you will find information on Zimbabwe.

Transform Reading is a network of churches and Christian organisations working together in prayer and action to see Reading transformed. Several leaders and members of Wycliffe have been involved in this over the 25 years it has been in existence. They organise various events, including a weekly prayer for the town, and publish a fortnightly […]

You can follow our summer series in your life groups by downloading the files below:

In line with the updated government guidelines, the King’s Room (only) will again be open this coming week for INDIVIDUAL, PRIVATE prayer between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.  Please note this is for INDIVIDUAL prayer only and that people will be expected to adhere strictly to our detailed risk assessment once in the building. […]

Part of the journey of being a dad, is that your children hold you accountable to the values you have taught them. If I’d listened to my children, I would have written something earlier. So, for those who are asking ‘Why haven’t we heard a response from the church already?’ I can only apologise. I’m […]

Join in our quiz this Sunday with this quiz sheet.

A poem written and shared by our member, Dianne, which speaks of God’s faithfulness.

This week’s preach will be looking at our God who hears. If you’d like to follow along with an activity, you can print the sheet here and fill it in before or during the service. This is for all ages, young or old. A great opportunity to think about and reflect on what we’re hearing.

God’s hand in the midst of a pandemic – I am so in awe when I take a moment out to pause and reflect on God’s presence. In 2017, The Cooperative food stores started a scheme where 5% of your spend went back to the customer and 1% went to a local charity. The local […]