I have recently renewed my passport. I some ways, it’s one of the most important things I own. Without it, I can’t travel abroad, or, much worse, if I am abroad, come home. If it is stolen, then what we call identity theft might occur … More Citizenship
Good morning and a very warm welcome to our service of Holy Communion for Easter.
He is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Rev Sue presides and preaches. We begin with a medley of Alleluias, sung by our singing group, then the introit hymn is “Jesus Christ is Risen Today” … More Easter Day 2022
The story of the women at the tomb at Easter never fails to get the message of Easter across to me. That morning there was Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of Jesus, Joanna, and several other women who had been following Jesus … More Vicar’s April letter to the parish
Good morning and welcome to our service of Holy Communion for Sunday 3 April – Passion Sunday. Rev Sue will preside and preach … More Passion Sunday
Welcome to our service of holy communion for Mothering Sunday. We wish you a blessed and peaceful day.
Rev Sue will preach and preside. We begin with the hymn “Living Lord” … More Mothering Sunday 2022
Rev Sue preached this sermon during the morning service of Holy Communion on Ash Wednesday. Here it is for you again … More In the Light of Eternity
Good morning and a warm welcome to our service of Holy Communion for Sunday 13 March, the second of Lent. Rev Sue will preside and preach. The opening hymn is “Forty Days and Forty Nights” … More Holy Communion for Sunday 13 March
Our two services for Ash Wednesday were both livestreamed. Both included Holy Communion and the imposition of ashes. The morning service at St Margaret’s was said, the evening service at St George’s was sung. Here they are for you again … More Ash Wednesday 2022
In last month’s article for the magazine, I wrote about preparing for Lent. A slightly different way of preparing for Lent is to reflect on the journey of our own life and what our priorities are. The story below illustrates this. … More Rev Deborah’s March Letter to the Parish
Today’s gospel reading, at first glance, is a curious little story. Jesus had performed many healings, including restoring the sight of blind people, so why did he take this man out of the village, put saliva on his eyes and lay hands on him twice? Presumably Jesus could have healed him instantly. As with many of Jesus miracles, the answer lies in its symbolic significance … More I See Men as Trees Walking
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