Seoyoung Kim crosses the Red Sea in today’s Daily Devotion.   https://ow.ly/owbL50YOoTe Image: Andrew Hall/Unsplash

“Before there was light, there was water.  Before there was form, there was movement. Before the Word was spoken, the Spirit hovered over the deep.” Seoyoung Kim reflects on the opening of Genesis in today’s Daily Devotion.     https://ow.ly/Aywh50YOoY6 Image: Kateryna Hliznitsova/Unsplash

Celebrate all that is rural in a morning of learning, networking and encouragement. The Arthur Rank Centre's ecumenical roadshow comes to Bakewell Methodist Church, Tuesday 9 June 10am-2pm. More information and booking for this FREE event at https://bit.ly/ARCroadshow

Seoyoung Kim introduces a new series for the Daily Devotions.   https://ow.ly/CcsT50YOoOf Image: dariana/Unsplash

Join us today as The Revd Jessica Ashcroft-Townsley delivers our Sunday Service https://ow.ly/wVm650YRa0G

Reflecting on Psalm 104:30, Jessica Ashcroft-Townsley offers this Call to Worship for today as we celebrate Pentecost together: We gather with open hearts, and God meets us in the waiting. The Spirit of God is among us. To read the call in full, see https://ow.ly/RTQT50YAEXF

Fleur Houston explores Psalm 126 in today’s Daily Devotion.    https://ow.ly/ISNA50YOoMv Image: Jonathan Marchal/Unsplash

Thomas Niblett encourages us to “just do it” in today’s Daily Devotion.   https://ow.ly/Oz1o50YOoKT Image: William McClelland/Unsplash

Stepwise, the URC’s discipleship development programme, is launching two new streams offering participants more choice, flexibility, and depth in their learning journey. To learn about this new, exciting phase, see urc.org.uk/stepwise2026

How can you and your church show Christian love for refugees and asylum seekers in your area? Join our webinar featuring guests from Welcome Churches on 10 June, 7-8pm, and explore the positive impact that being part of the network has on member churches and displaced people. See bit.ly/PIWC10June

What does the Bible say about nationalism? A new Churches Together in England resource helps us find out. https://bit.ly/BibleCTE

“When we speak without acting, we risk our words being empty. And so our listening, learning, praying, and speaking must be followed through in our actions.”  Thomas Niblett encourages us to act in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/ZpK950YOoHQ Image: Ana Jovanovski/Unsplash

Together for Good is the theme for The Great Big Green Week 2026 - 6 to 14 June. How can you, your church or your community get involved? https://bit.ly/ucanbegreen

Hope and good relationships were at the heart of a visit by the Revd Lydia Neshangwe, President of the All Africa Conference of Churches, to the United Reformed Church's offices in London https://bit.ly/africaURC #URC Image: Andy Jackson

Erica Lees-Smith encourages us to speak out in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/q99050YOoCo Image: Clint Patterson/Unsplash

Children and young people of Worsley Road URC in Swinton take part in the national A Million Acts of Hope week of action by holding a banner detailing all the things the church is doing to bring hope to the community. #MillionActsofHope

“Our listening and learning must be rooted in prayerful dialogue with God.  As an ecumenist, I value praying in many different spaces and ways.”  Thomas Niblett is informed by prayer in today’s Daily Devotion.   https://ow.ly/MaTR50YOoAe Image: Alexander Mass/Unsplash

Kingdom Over Nation. Brand new Bible studies from Churches Together in England in response to the rise of Christian nationalism. The resource explores discernment, justice, hospitality, power, ideology, and faithful Christian witness in today’s world. https://bit.ly/CTEKON

At Taunton URC, hope is found at the church's weekly hobbies group. Initially set up as a warm space, the group is where people come together to share stories, support one another, feel less isolated and enjoy a range of activities including badge making. #MillionActsofHope

Erica Lees-Smith ponders learning in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/5KJ650YOowe Image: Emre Ucar/Unsplash

Fresh from a trip to Madagascar to meet with CWM colleagues, Karen Campbell, Head of Global and Intercultural Church for the URC, shares about the future of a global reparative justice project. See https://urc.org.uk/urc-helps-shape-future-of-global-reparative-justice-project/

“Sunshine after the rain” is what hope means to the Revd Jenny Mills, URC Deputy General Secretary (Faith in Action), who shares her reflection during the national A Million Acts of Hope week of action (13–20 May). #MillionActsofHope

Thomas Niblett reflects on listening in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/T63850YOou3 Image: Christian Agbede/Unsplash

Join us today as The Revd Dr Sarah Hall delivers our Sunday Service https://ow.ly/fvCt50YR9WG

Angela Rigby stands on firmer ground in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/SnZV50YOorY Image: Paul Caillot/Unsplash

Kingdom Over Nation. Brand new Bible studies from Churches Together in England in response to the rise of Christian nationalism. The resource explores discernment, justice, hospitality, power, ideology, and faithful Christian witness in today’s world. https://bit.ly/CTEKON

As part of A Million Act Of Hope's week of action, stop by the American International Church in Tottenham Court Road on Monday, anytime between 11:30-14:30 or 16:30-18:30 to add a heart to the wall of hope, take a selfie with a message of unity, and see the collages. #MillionActsofHope

Set your alarm! Reformed editor Dr Stephen Tomkins will be on BBC Radio 4 on Sunday morning speaking about the magazine's new name and how it reflects URC values. The Sunday programme, 7.10am, BBCR4

Neil Thorogood concludes his series on Scripture, Art and Faith in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/SEQi50YNvkw

Celebrate all that is rural in a morning of learning, networking and encouragement. The Arthur Rank Centre's ecumenical roadshow comes to Bakewell Methodist Church, Tuesday 9 June 10am-2pm. More information and booking for this FREE event at https://bit.ly/ARCroadshow

Set your alarm! Reformed editor Dr Stephen Tomkins will be on BBC Radio 4 on Sunday morning speaking about the magazine's new name and how it reflects URC values. The Sunday programme, 7.10am, BBCR4

Hope is found at Basildon URC where volunteers are transforming an unused outdoor space into a community garden. Its Buzz & Bloom group brings parents and toddlers together. At Grays URC, hope is found at the its SEND youth club which provides a safe and inclusive space for young people to have fun.

Neil Thorogood explores picture of Emma Hamilton in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/Vygr50YNvic

How do we really listen and understand our communities? This was explored in the second webinar of the A Church With People at the Margins series. ▶️ To catch up and watch the video, see https://urc.org.uk/churches-encouraged-to-listen-before-acting-in-their-communities/

Hope is found at Rise Up & Sing, a paperless choir from The Collective in Sidmouth (Primley URC & Sidmouth Methodist). Bringing people together through song, it nurtures connection, wellbeing and shared hope. #MillionActsOfHope

Try a random act of hope today! Struggling for ideas during A Million Acts of Hope week, 13-20 May? The HOPE DISPENSER gives you a random suggestion. See what act of hope it gives you! #MillionActsOfHope urc.org.uk/hope see https://millionactsofhope.org/hope-dispenser#MillionActsOfHope #MillionActsOfHope

A prayer for Ascension Day by Sarah Hall https://mailchi.mp/urc/a-prayer-for-ascension-day Image: Ascension | Unsplash

Neil Thorogood continues his series on Scripture, Faith, and Art in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/O31V50YNvfw

Stepwise, the URC’s discipleship development programme, is launching two new streams offering participants more choice, flexibility, and depth in their learning journey. To learn about this new, exciting phase, see urc.org.uk/stepwise2026

At Beulah URC in Cardiff, hope is found at Miss Tilley's, a community café providing opportunities for young people with additional needs and at The Huddle, a weekly opportunity to gather for reflection, discussion, prayer and coffee. #MillionActsOfHope

Neil Thorogood continues his series on Scripture, Faith, and Art in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/PiWg50YNv9N

What is our Mission? Join us for the latest Buildings for Mission Forum Webinar - Tuesday 19 May 7.30pm. Bring your own experience and help us explore what joining in with God’s activity can look like. Register at https://bit.ly/b4mMay19

Neil Thorogood continues his series on Scripture, Faith, and Art in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/QlNn50YNv6S

Worship, Faith and Order committee member https://bit.ly/urcWFO

Loving God, you accept us as we are, even when we don't accept ourselves. Help us to be open to your love in hard times and good, and to be wise in our care of others and ourselves. Mental Health Awareness Week, 11-17 May https://bit.ly/MHAWaction Image: Priscilla du Preez | Unsplash

Neil Thorogood starts a series looking at Scripture, faith and art in today’s Daily Devotion. https://ow.ly/ycvN50YNv36

Join us today as The Revd Matt Stone delivers our Sunday Service https://ow.ly/5ZcP50YR9Op

Geoff Ellis explores Psalm 124 in today’s Daily Devotion.   https://ow.ly/oJEn50YOn5U Image: Diego PH/Unsplash

Not sure how to get involved in the A Million Act Of Hope's Week of Hope, taking place 13-20 May? Let the Hope Dispenser decide. 💙 From everyday kindness to activities with our charity partners - find your act of hope here., see https://millionactsofhope.org/hope-dispenser #MillionActsOfHope

Janet Tollington continues to explore humanity’s foolish ways in today’s Daily Devotion.   https://ow.ly/LiTg50YOn2f Image: Jimmy Conover/Unsplash