Holding on in the Dark: Reflections from Psalm 88
Holding on in the Dark: Reflections from Psalm 88 I recently spent time studying Psalm 88, rightly called the saddest psalm in the Bible.
About Emma Sunderland
Emma is the Creative Arts Leader at BPCC and is passionate about seeing people worship and exalt Jesus through song. Emma is responsible for the praise and worship at BPCC and works closely with a passionate team of people to provide meaningful worship in services. Emma is also involved in facilitating community events and engagement with wider social justice causes. Emma loves to spend time with her husband and 4 young children.All Creatures, Praise the Lord
All Creatures, Praise the Lord I’ve just watched the sunrise at the beach and am once again in awe of God’s
A Place of Safety, Truth and Healing
A Place of Safety, Truth and Healing This coming Sunday, as part of the National Child Protection Week (8–13 September), we
Make Sunday’s Uncomfortable (an article by Rebecca McLaughlin)
Make Sunday’s Uncomfortable (an article by Rebecca McLaughlin) Did anyone cut your conversation short last Sunday at Church? Anyone notice an
Waiting with God
Waiting with God What are you waiting for? Maybe you’re waiting for results from a doctor. Or waiting for a job
Mother’s Day: Celebrate & Mourn
Mother’s Day: Celebrate & Mourn I have friends who love Mother’s Day and others who find it to be a really
Caring for One Another: A Note on Pastoral Care
Caring for One Another: A Note on Pastoral Care This week I was blessed with a beautiful encouraging email and gift
Church is Good for Your Soul
Church is Good for Your Soul I recently reflected on the fact that Church (services) are a supernatural experience. A time
Church is Never Boring
Church is Never Boring The ‘b’ word is banned in our household. I’m talking about the word ‘boring’. Our saying
Christmas at Oasis
Christmas at Oasis We put our Christmas tree up on the weekend! Our tradition used to be the 1st of December,
