This week’s reflection…
I’m a fan of Victorian novels and Dickens is undoubtedly by favourite Victorian novelist, but my favourite novel of all time is ...
This week’s reflection…
The first Palm Sunday must have been a celebration of chaos, noise, colour and anticipation as Jesus enters Jerusalem to the adulation ...
This week’s reflection
As we celebrate Mothering Sunday with flowers and simnel cake and give thanks for those who have been mothers to us, our ...
This week’s reflection
Our Gospel this week (Luke 13.1-9) is all about God not giving up on people when it looks like their lives are ...
This week’s reflection…
The gospel reading today paints powerful word pictures. One is Jesus’ determination to go to Jerusalem to complete his task, even while ...
This week’s reflection
It’s not Lent yet but I am going to talk about it today because it’s important to think about Lent before it ...
This week’s reflection
“The Lord God took the man [adam] and put him in the garden of Eden to till it and keep it.” (v ...
This week’s reflection
In today’s Gospel reading, Jesus delivers a powerful message to His followers. He speaks to a growing crowd of people, offering words ...
This week’s reflection
In our Gospel reading this week, Jesus encounters the first of the disciples, Simon, James and John, who are feeling despondent at ...
This week’s reflection
The month of January was named after the Roman god, Janus, who famously had two faces and thus looked both forwards and ...
