Thought for the Month, Rev. Krystyna Kwarciak
One of humanity’s greatest problems is forgetfulness. There are many different ways and reasons why we forget things, it’s something that can occur suddenly or … Read more
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Thought for the Month, Rev. Caroline Wickens
Just opposite the house I live in there is an enormous horse-chestnut tree. In May it’s covered in pyramids of flowers, white with pink tips. … Read more
Thought for the Month, Matt Smith
Football, Floods and Faith You may have noticed in July that there was a certain football tournament on that had been postponed from last year. … Read more
Thought for the Month, Rev. Al Lowe
Going for a walk is one of the few activities we have been able to enjoy during lockdown and as soon as the restrictions changed … Read more
Thought for the Month, Ros Murphy
Is there, with the easing of pandemic restrictions in this country, a widespread surge in hope? Exploring the concept of hope in our scriptures. I … Read more
Thought for the Month, Rev. Sue Williams
As I write we are coming up to the Fourth Sunday of Easter. The Easter eggs have long since been eaten and I find myself … Read more
Thought for the Month, Rev. Joy Rulton
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. Krystyna Kwarciak
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, Pru Cahill
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
Daily Advent Reflection: 24th December 2020
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