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We look forward in the coming weeks to welcoming Revd Jassica to join us here in Great Yarmouth. It’s a ...
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This Sunday’s Gospel reading is one of the many passages of scripture which set off an instant ear worm of ...
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We are at the point in the year when spring is on turbo charge. Trees are bursting out in green ...
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It was lovely to notice Morris dancers in the town on May Day: dancing in the Market Place and also ...
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Thomas answered Jesus, ‘My Lord and My God!’” (v.28) Uniquely, it is Thomas who, of all the disciples and all ...
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I’m a fan of Victorian novels and Dickens is undoubtedly by favourite Victorian novelist, but my favourite novel of all ...
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The first Palm Sunday must have been a celebration of chaos, noise, colour and anticipation as Jesus enters Jerusalem to ...
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As we celebrate Mothering Sunday with flowers and simnel cake and give thanks for those who have been mothers to ...
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Our Gospel this week (Luke 13.1-9) is all about God not giving up on people when it looks like their ...
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The gospel reading today paints powerful word pictures. One is Jesus’ determination to go to Jerusalem to complete his task, ...
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It’s not Lent yet but I am going to talk about it today because it’s important to think about Lent ...
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“The Lord God took the man [adam] and put him in the garden of Eden to till it and keep ...
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In today’s Gospel reading, Jesus delivers a powerful message to His followers. He speaks to a growing crowd of people, ...
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In our Gospel reading this week, Jesus encounters the first of the disciples, Simon, James and John, who are feeling ...
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The month of January was named after the Roman god, Janus, who famously had two faces and thus looked both ...
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Did you know that in Luke 4, from which our Gospel reading is taken today, people in Jesus’ hometown try ...
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The word ‘epiphany’ has the dictionary definition of ‘a sudden or striking realisation’. We are currently deep in Epiphany season ...
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I don’t know how you are feeling about the new year ahead, but I have noticed that a lot of ...
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There seem to be many competing ideas these days as to what Christmas is all about. Advertisers are at pains ...
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As we lit the second candle on the Advent Wreath last Sunday we remembered the prophets. Those messengers who communicated ...
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Do remember at this busy time to take time and be thankful. It’s easy to get too focussed on the ...
