The days immediately after Christmas are a watershed; for some people, they present the opportunity to rest and relax after days of frenetic preparations and activity. There are others for whom the short lived season of generosity of spirit is past and it is time to revert to the grind of poverty, worry and fear…
I was recently troubled by a water leak in my garden, which not only affected me but also others in the village as the water was flowing into the road. Anglia Water were not interested or able to help and I was left wondering what to do next. Paul unexpectedly called in and was able…
This week, we reflect on Psalm 145:1 in our 10 minute service.
This thought was first published in June 2020 As we watch our tv screens, read newspapers, listen to radios follow our social media feeds the world can feel anything but peaceful. This can cause us deep unease at times – even as Christians. However when all around us feels like absolute chaos we can depend…
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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 15th January 2023 Lectionary Readings: Isaiah 49 v1-7; Psalm 40 v1-11; 1 Corinthians 1 v1-9; John 1 v29-42. Partners with Jesus. God spoke to the people of Israel during their time in exile, through his prophet Isaiah. The Lord said to me; “Israel, you are my servant…
After the cold and icy conditions in December, which were followed by days and days of rain, a large pothole appeared at the bottom of the hill near where I live. It was not immediately obvious, especially when it was overflowing with rainwater. My husband hit it as we returned home one afternoon. Fortunately no…
Come along to the launch on Zoom, Monday 16th Jan at 7pm.
Many years ago when I was leading a youth group, I saw a non-competitive game being advertised, it wasn’t cheap, but I thought that it had a good moral message, so I invested my heard earned cash and bought one, I read the rules and one Sunday evening we played the game. I confess, that…
Where I live, I look straight out to the North Sea and often watch the large ships coming into the port. There are also many smaller craft enjoying the sailing and being blown along by the wind. I would assume that the size of the anchors is very different in the different vessels but they…