Don’t overfill your kettle
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The Ipswich Circuit’s – Climate Action initiative was launched on 5th September at a wonderful outdoor service.
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B 12th September 2021 Lectionary readings: Isaiah 50 v4-9a; Psalm 116 v1-9; James 3 v1-12; Mark 8 v27-38. Guard your tongue! “My dear friends, with our tongues we speak both praises and curses. We praise our Lord and Father, and we curse people who were created to…
Recycle Medicine Blister Packs
I am assuming those of you reading this will know the well-known children’s story of Goldilocks and the three bears. A family of three bears, mother, father and baby bear live in a house in the woods. They eat porridge for breakfast, and on this particular day the porridge was a little too hot to…
How do you feel when you see on the news pictures of wildfires, hurricanes or floods? More often than not, the most extreme conditions happen in far off lands and whist we might sympathize with people, this is happening in a different country, even different continents and we might well disregard events like this as…
Psalm 55 v22.Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous be shaken Every now and again my phone sends me a message to say that I’ve used up nearly all my storage and that I should do something about it. Panic can set in and then I…
Some of you know I like doing jigsaws, as probably many of you do. I usually do Gibson’s jigsaws (there are other manufacturers!!) 4×500 pieces. In fact, Ray usually gives me one for my birthday and another at Christmas. The cupboard is getting full as I don’t like parting with them. When I’ve completed them,…
As part of our circuit climate action initiative, Rev. Joan Pell will be leading a book study of the book A Christian Guide to Environmental Issues.
You may be aware of the saying ‘people in glass houses should not throw stones’; it is a warning against hypocrisy. When your name is Glasse, it becomes quite personal, particularly if, like me, you went through your school years being called by your last name. Hypocrisy is a trap easily fallen into, something that…