Lent Readings
March 27, 2024
Every Wednesday in Lent we will bring you an appropriate Lenten reading. Today Rev Sue reads for you “Judas’ Story” by Stephen Cottrell … More Lent Readings
Tag: Lenten sacrifice
Lent Readings
March 20, 2024
Every Wednesday through Lent we will bring you an appropriate poem, reading or prayers. Today our friend Zandra reads of the temptation of Christ in the wilderness – the first Lent … More Lent Readings
Lent Readings
March 13, 2024
Every Wednesday in Lent we will bring you an appropriate Lenten reading. Today Michael reads for you Psalm 51 … More Lent Readings
Lent Readings
March 6, 2024
Every Wednesday in Lent we will bring you an appropriate Lenten reading. Today Rev Sue reads for you “Pilate’s Wife” by Mervyn Morris … More Lent Readings
Lent Readings
February 28, 2024
Every Wednesday in Lent we will bring you an appropriate Lenten reading. Today ALM Carol O reads for you “Sacrifice” by Dave Hopwood, based on Hebrews 10:4-10 … More Lent Readings
Lent Readings
February 21, 2024
Every Wednesday in Lent we bring you an appropriate Lenten reading. Today Rev Helen reads for you “The Word Became” by an unknown author … More Lent Readings
February Letter to the Parish
February 6, 2024
What comes to mind when you think about February? Top of my mind is daffodils, and those lovely sunny days when the promise of spring is in the air. The days begin to lengthen more rapidly and there is a feeling of hope and energy on its way … More February Letter to the Parish
April letter to the parish
April 4, 2023
Dear Friends
We are now in Lent a time of change in our lives, as you read this letter Holy Week will have begun, also a time of great change in our Church; of suffering but also of new life; new adventures; new ways of worshipping Christ in our churches and communities. Times change, we cannot stay the same, we need to move on in our lives and particularly in Church in this time of interregnum and uncertainty … More April letter to the parish
Daemon Irrepit Callidus – Gyorgy Orban (b.1947)
March 28, 2023
It is possible to resist negative temptations by making opposing positive actions: instead of complaining or spreading negative gossip, praise others – and pray for them; instead of buying new clothes, donate some of what you already have – and choose to shop ‘pre-loved’; instead of eating the chocolate that you buy, donate it to Barnabus. Instead of depriving ourselves, we could modify what we do, or take on additional activities. For example … More Daemon Irrepit Callidus – Gyorgy Orban (b.1947)
Station of the Cross 3: Jesus falls the first time
March 2, 2023
Every Tuesday and Thursday in Lent we will bring you a short reflection based on one of the Stations of the Cross.
Today ALM Carol P talks about Station 3: Jesus falls the first time … More Station of the Cross 3: Jesus falls the first time
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