Museum Street Methodist Church Sat Oct 30th 11am – 2pm
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Christianity and climate change. A study group meeting to study the film series produced by the tearfund, bringing a Christian perspective to the issues of climate change.
October 30 – District Day of Prayer Do support this import day of prayer shared across East Anglia, and connecting with all faiths the world over, joining their prayers together for the COP26 summit to reach the important decisions they need to make.
A letter from Elizabeth and David Welbourn regarding the latest report issued on 9th August regarding Global Warming.
Join in the East Anglia District day of prayer on Saturday 30th October. The programme details have now been published. There is opportunity to join in throughout the day, from wherever you are. Please do drop into the Circuit Open Day at Museum Street where you can join in the programme of Learning, Speaking, Acting…
I’m sure many of you will have received the annual letter from friends. I’m sure that many will share a similar flavour this year, with the tone being set by a roundup of the woes of the year. Through advent and on towards epiphany, as our hopes have been building, there is a much more…
I’m a very keen photographer. I got my first serious camera in 2007, but it is only in the last five years that I’ve been really, really serious, starting with an invitation from Nikon to join a photography workshop in Iceland. In a matter of days, I went from “that looks interesting, but….”, on to:…
It would be difficult to escape the claims being made across every sector of society that they are suffering more economic hardship than everyone else. Perhaps I have just grown more cynical, but the quality of news reporting has nose-dived. The local channels especially are so obviously clutching at straws for stories, given the additional…
Thought for the day – Saturday 28th July 2020 Fear seems to be one of the emotions that is driving behaviours and moods as we are still in the throes of Covid-19. From the beginning of lockdown, we have been taught to be wary, even anxious as political leaders have exhorted us all to exercise…
Thought for the day – Monday 29th June 2020 Continuing my reflections on the significance of words, I thought you might appreciate something a little lighter than my last one. Maybe a little touch of humour, rather than holding on to the profound? Bible reading – Psalm 46.God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.Therefore we…