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‘Stay home, stay safe…. It’s a simple message which makes its point very clearly. And over eight weeks, we became used to the idea. No … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Caroline Wickens

‘And hope does not disappoint us, because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us.’ … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Krystyna Kwarciak

Dear friends, Lent calls us to rethink how we live, but none of us expected life to be as it is now. We are living … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Joy Rulton

At the end of January, a drama was shown on television called “The Windermere Children”. It was about 300 of a total of 1000 Jewish … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Sue Rowe

One of the dangers of church meetings is that sometimes we get drawn into complaining about this or that. You may know the scenario. We … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Ken Stokes

As I write this short post, Christmas has still to happen and no present is wrapped.  But by the time you are reading this, Christmas … Read more Thought for the Month, Rev. Sue Williams

It’s here! It’s Christmas! The children’s stockings are bulging, the kitchen is already smelling wonderful, and under the tree, presents in gleaming paper are waiting … Read more A thought for Christmas Day

24 December John 1: 1–14 A memorable scene in Shakespeare’s Henry V is set on the eve of the battle of Agincourt. The king, about … Read more Daily Advent reflection: 24th December

23 December Luke 1: 67–79 For nine months Zacharias was speechless. Elizabeth his wife would have a child. There seems to have been doubt in … Read more Daily Advent reflection: 23rd December

22 December Luke 1: 46–55 God my saviour… has filled the hungry with good things but has sent the rich away empty (v.53) Have you … Read more Daily Advent reflection: 22nd December