Thought for the day – Wednesday 6th May 2020 Bible Reading Acts 5: 12-32The apostles performed many signs and wonders among the people. And all the believers used to meet together in Solomon’s Colonnade. No one else dared join them, even though they were highly regarded by the people. Nevertheless, more and more men and women believed in the…
The first of a number of short reflections from Rev’d Diane Smith inspired by the writings of Julian of Norwich. During lockdown we have been enjoying more than ever programmes like “Gardeners World”. Many of you may have in your gardens ornamental bird baths, perhaps even with these famous words inscribed. “The kiss of the…
Thought for the Day – Tuesday 5th May 2020 Bible verse 2 Corinthians 9 v 6“Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously” On a relative’s farm there were certain fields that he sowed by hand. He strapped on a canvas contraption that looked like a…
If you’re looking for something to lift your spirits, look no further… Right now, we are all united in our aim to stay home and save lives, reducing the colossal strain on health services. Of course, it can feel very straining at times, but we’re in this together. While home, it’s important to remain busy…
This set of thoughts is inspired by acts of creation in the kitchen, for many of us the heart of the home
Today’s service is available online as we continue our series Tales of Peter’s Discipleship Journey and hear about Peter’s Bold & Impulsive response when Jesus invites Peter to walk on the water. We will break bread together in this service, so to partake have a piece of bread and a glass of water to hand.
Thought for the day – Sunday 3rd May 2020 Mary, the mother of Jesus Even though it was now three weeks since that dreadful day when she’d seen her son die, this didn’t get any easier for Mary, would the pain ever go away? People kept talking about time being the great healer, but it…
This set of thoughts is inspired by acts of creation in the kitchen, for many of us the heart of the home
Does life have any meaning ? By John Blanchard EP Books, 2018 81 pages £4.99 ISBN 978 1 783 972 272 The introduction to this short book begins with a story – a policeman was patrolling one of London’s bridges over the River Thames when he saw a man climbing on to the railings. Pulling…
This set of thoughts is inspired by acts of creation in the kitchen, for many of us the heart of the home