A few days ago I opened my Office door and for once didn’t immediately close it again, something I have done many times even during lockdown despite having time on my hands. I just haven’t been motivated to even begin to tidy up in there. But then something prompted me to make a start. It…
Bury St Edmunds is a town which I have rarely visited over the years, which does feel odd considering I have lived in Suffolk for so long. Often, I have been told what a lovely place it is, what good shops there are there, and of course how amazing the cathedral is and the Abbey…
Summer is upon us. I hope that you have some plans to be able to enjoy the next couple of months after a difficult winter and spring.
What kind of a God is the God portrayed in the Old Testament? In Exodus chapter 34, we read that Moses was told by God to prepare two stone tablets to replace those which Moses shattered following the incident with the Golden Calf. On the mountain top, when Moses presented the Almighty with two new…
The Ipswich Circuit are planning a 2 year project in which we will be producing circuit Calendars for 2022 and 2023
Come and Sing in the garden at Landseer Road Methodist Church 6pm on Sunday 4th July.
There are several references in the Gospels to Jesus and water. Saint Matthew (chapter 8) records an occasion when he was busy and tired and crossed the lake to avoid the crowds, but he was soon found again. In Framlingham we have our famous castle and historic church, idyllic market hill and Saturday market. We…
This weeks bite size Church reflects on Psalm 100:1-3 and we sing Come, now is the time to worship.
A pastoral letter from the President and Vice-President following the Conference vote on Marriage and Relationships.
One thing I have had recently is time to read. Among books I turned to was the whole Narnia Cycle. When I was 12, I saved up pocket money to buy the whole set-in paperback and in a substantial slipcase. They are well read and deservedly so. I was once asked to name the best…