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Dear friends, A question – What does Easter mean to you? New life perhaps, or the Light that nothing can ever extinguish? If you ponder … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Joy Rulton

Dear Friends, A few years ago I came across a book written by Ann Voskamp, a Canadian farmer’s wife. It’s entitled “A Thousand Gifts,” and one … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Krystyna Kwarciak

February 15th 2021 marks fifty years since the decimalisation of British currency in 1971. I remember this time well. During the months leading up to … Read more Thought for the Month, Pru Cahill

Luke 2: 1–7 I can’t remember a time when I didn’t have the picture of Jesus’ birth in my head: a manger filled with hay, … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 24th December 2020

Luke 1: 67–80 Zechariah has heard a message from God that he is to have a son whose name will be John. Because he doubts … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 23rd December 2020

Luke 1: 57–66 ‘His name’, wrote Zechariah, ‘is John’, and as that elderly priest regained his power of speech, the special nature of this new … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 22nd December 2020

Luke 1: 46–56 Mary had been told by the angel Gabriel that she was to bear a child, who would be the Son of the … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 21st December 2020

Luke 1: 26–38 I cannot deny that during lockdown I have watched more daytime TV than usual. A new one on me has been ‘Impossible’ … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 20th December 2020

Philippians 4: 4–8 Paul was not living in a bubble of bliss when he wrote to the Philippians. Like us today, he was in very … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 19th December 2020

Ephesians 6: 10–18 We’re not keen on using images associated with soldiers or fighting; they seem negative. A better image might be an NHS worker … Read more Daily Advent Reflection: 18th December 2020