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‘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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

21 December Luke 1: 26–38 In Jewish culture, a girl would be considered a woman when she could conceive a child, she could be promised … Read more