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Rev’d Joseph Nelson | Catechism Lesson | Leeds Explore the Second Commandment, “You shall not take the name of the Lord in vain,” in this catechism lesson by Pastor Joseph Nelson from a service at St Luke’s in Leeds. Read the lesson to reflect on the meaning of this commandment and how we are called to honour God's name in our daily lives.

Rev’d Joseph Nelson | Catechism Lesson | Leeds What does it mean to have no other gods? In this catechism lesson, Pastor Joseph Nelson explores the First Commandment, “You shall have no other gods,” and its significance for the Christian life. Explore this catechism lesson by Pastor Joseph Nelson from a service at St Luke’s in Leeds. Read the lesson to reflect on the meaning of this commandment and its importance in our Christian faith.

The Lutheran Church in Great Britain is pleased to offer regular Lutheran worship in Harrogate, providing an opportunity for members of our community and visitors to gather together in faith, prayer and fellowship. Services take place in Harrogate on the last Sunday of every second month. These gatherings offer a welcoming space to hear God’s Word, participate in worship, receive Holy Communion and spend time together as a Christian community. Everyone is warmly welcome to at

A sermon by Rev’d Joseph Nelson In this sermon, Pastor Joseph Nelson reflects on the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and her important place in the story of our salvation. Preached at All Souls Church in Leeds, the sermon explores Mary’s life, faith and calling, and points us towards the birth of Jesus Christ and God’s plan for the world. We invite you to read Pastor Joseph’s sermon and take some time to reflect on this important feast and the life of the Blessed Virgin M

The Merciful Father Todays reflection is from Pastor Joseph Nelson. Joseph is the Senior Pastor of St Luke’s and St Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Leeds. Along with this role he is Lutheran Chaplain at the Universities Chaplaincy in Leeds and the Assistant to the Bishop of the LCiGB. Along with his church roles Joseph has completed a Masters by Research into how Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s ethics of responsibility could be used to help with a Christian approach to Artificial Intelli

Silent Obedience “God so often speaks and calls us in the everyday things of life” A reflection on St Joseph of Nazareth by Rev Joseph Nelson (LCiGB Pastor – Leeds) Given that my name is Joseph, it is not surprising that St Joseph has always been an important figure for me. When I was a child, I always looked forward to the 19 th of March (St Joseph’s feast day) because my Mum would always get me a lemon drizzle cake, some Maltesers, something Church related, and a card. I wo