Thought for the Month October 2026, by Rev. Catharine Hughes
Sharing Resources When we were younger (oh, who am I kidding – it is still true…) my sister and I were quite particular in making … Read more
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Prayer for October 2026
Dearest Creator, you have proven to us that your love is constant and never fails. You care for us and stay close to each one … Read more
Thought for September 2026, by Rev. Jo Cox-Darling
Well, what a summer we have had! We’ve said thank you to Felix for his work with us last year. We’ve prayed Ian into sitting … Read more
Thought for July 2026, by Rev. Jo Cox-Darling
Coming to the end of my first year in this circuit, and writing this as we begin to face yet another heatwave – I’m hopeful … Read more
Thought for the Month June 2026, by Rev. Felix Funwi
Shall we “ALL” in Pentecost as a Prophetic Lens Here are my reflective thoughts for you as Pentecost arrives. It marks the moment the Church … Read more
Thought for the Month May 2026, by Ros Murphy
How do we live out our faith? Many years ago, while I was training as a teacher, attending a lecture on how to teach, one … Read more
Thought for the Month March 2026, by Adedotun Kila
The Power of Easter: A Reflection on Love Demonstrated Easter embodies love through sacrifice, renewal, and communal hope, and this reflection aims to persuade readers … Read more
Thought for the Month March 2026, by Rev. Catharine Hughes
As I write the Great Pottery Throw Down is still on our TV schedules. The series on Channel 4 follows a dozen amateur potters over … Read more
A thought on the by election by Miriam Moules
It’s been hard to escape the by-election this last month. Canvassers for Labour and Greens were everywhere, each trying to convince the voters that they … Read more
Thought for the month February 2026, by Miriam Moules
Who do you listen to, who do you hear? Have you ever done a voices audit? Noted who you have listened to over the course … Read more