From Father Iain, All Saints Chiang Mai
How do we get spiritually pure?
Dear Friends,
In Jesus’ day the Pharisees were greatly concerned with being spiritually pure, rather like the Taliban in modern-day Afghanistan with their “Ministry of Vice and Virtue!”
But Christians can be just as purity-focused and become obsessed with purity or lack of it – usually in other people! Perhaps even the concept of purity is a mistake for everything is a mixture of shades of good and bad.
How should we handle this? Can we be too good? Find out more this Sunday.
The readings for this Sunday will be from Isaiah 56:1, 6-8, Romans 11:1-2, 29-32, and Matthew 15:10-28, and we will be singing the hymns All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name; Take My Life and Let it Be; Make Me a Channel of your Peace; and How Great Thou Art!
We now use YouTube Live to livestream our service.
To watch our service live this Sunday please follow these steps:
1) Click on the link below, and this will take you to the All Saints Chiang Mai YouTube channel.
2) Then click on “All Saints Chiang Mai is Live” to watch the service
Use this link to join our Sunday service on YouTube Live!
Last Week’s Sermon
Please find this last week’s sermon and our catalogue of sermons on the All Saints YouTube Channel
Meeting with Patrick Sweeney
Patrick and Dara
This Sunday Ratcha and I will be meeting with Patrick Sweeney, former All Saints member, and his partner Dara. We will join them at St. Georges’, Paris, for worship and fellowship. Please pray that we might find leads on possible accommodation for Ratcha.
No Chili Night until October!
No Chili Night until October! We are taking a break during my travels but will return in the autumn.
Weekly Offering to All Saints
You can still donate in person or online – and now you can use our QR code!. Thank you for your support and love for All Saints and all we are trying to do together. God has shown that God is mighty and we are in God’s hands!
God bless you,
Father Iain
All Saints' Chiang Mai 