Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 5
Today the choir sings for us “Gabriel’s Message”, which tells of Gabriel’s visit to Mary … More Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 5
Today the choir sings for us “Gabriel’s Message”, which tells of Gabriel’s visit to Mary … More Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 5
Our advent journey continues today with the choir singing for us “Veni, Veni Emmanuel” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 4
Today our parish choir sings for us a setting of the ancient advent carol “Adam lay Ybounden” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 3
The other day, I had a nostalgic moment when I received an Advent calendar through the post. It was one of the old-fashioned ones, where behind each flap is just a little picture—no gifts, no trinkets. I’ve heard of people receiving Advent calendars with teabags, or ones filled with toiletries or toys. There’s even one with little bottles of gin for the odd days and tonic for the even days. But the most universal Advent calendar gift is, of course, chocolate. Most people love chocolate and there are good reasons for this … More Leave them wanting more
Our parish choir helps us on our advent journey by singing for us the advent anthem “Advent to Christmas” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 2
For those of you reading this issue of our magazine online (and therefore for free!) here’s the link – please help us to help you, by contributing to our running costs … More Give a Little
Our musicians Carol and Tom begin our shared Advent journey with the ancient carol, the Advent Prose … More Digital Advent Calendar 2024: day 1
November is a time for remembering, and this year there is a heightened poignancy to our memories of friends and family we have lost. In September we had a memorial service for those in our parish that had died during the pandemic, and who we had not been able to mourn properly at their funerals … More In Memoriam (Words and Music S Overington 2018)
Following the publication of an independent review by Keith Makin into the historic, serious abuse by the late John Smyth, and the announcement of the forthcoming resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop David Walker has reaffirmed his commitment to safeguarding. He said … More Statement from Bishop David
The lectionary is an interesting thing, I mean it is a good thing as you can read the whole bible, not just favourite bits and really see the story of God and humanity through it. The problem is sometimes I look at the readings I have to preach on and groan but sometimes I feel like I have won the lottery and that’s how I felt when I saw this Wednesday’s … More The one who is worthy will be king