For all the saints who from their labours restBefore the world their faith in you confessed,Your name, Lord Jesus, be forever blessed:Alleluia! Alleluia! You were their Rock, their Fortress and …
For all the saints… Minister’s reflection 1/11/24 Read More »
This week I have been reflecting on one of the stories about Jesus and his 12 disciples. The story is found in Mark’s gospel and tells of the aftermath of …
I continue to reflect this week on hope-filled actions and my third one is about making space to be “lured towards God’s will” (Ann Morrissy). In other words: prayer. Prayer …
This week I continue to reflect on hope-filled actions that can help us to live well in the midst of all that is going on in our world, our country …
It has been a mixed week, both hard and wonderful. The wonderful part has been having time to watch the Olympics, but there has been a deep sadness overshadowing the …
In the weeks after Easter Day we continue to reflect on the amazing transformational work of God that the Easter story speaks. This transformational work isn’t limited to the resurrection, …
Open doors – a reflection by the Rev Anne Sardeson Read More »
Easter is here! Enjoy your chocolate! I think Christmas is a bit easier to grasp than Easter – a little baby being born into a tough world is a gentler …
Today is Palm Sunday when we remember the well-known story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. There’s a gritty earthiness to the story for there are no miracles …
A Palm Sunday journey – Minister’s reflection 24/3/24 Read More »
I have been in retreat in Devon this week and visited a wilderness. I was staying on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park, and one afternoon I went up …
Tales from the wilderness – Minister’s reflection 10/3/24 Read More »
“Overdose at Christmas and give it up for lent!”. So sang Robbie Williams in his 1998 hit song ‘Millenium’, which, I admit, I used to sing to loudly while alone …
Overdose at Christmas, give it up for Lent? Minister’s reflection 25/2/24 Read More »
