Today we met via Zoom, using a prayer video by Kelly Ann Hall called The Great Reversal which is featured on The Work of the People website and was inspired… Read more »
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Bring & share in Tier 4 Zoom
In this our first meeting of 2021, Barbara began with a meditation from ‘We Who Still Wait’ by Chris Goan, Ian Adam’s, Steve Broadway and Su Smith. This followedashort time… Read more »
Advent thoughts of obedience in the Park
Julie led us this Sunday – having had to save what was prepared for last week, when heavy rain necessitated a short time together (We cannot meet under the bandstand… Read more »
All Saints Day in the park
Paul writes: Today we met in the park (appropriately socially-distanced!) for the last time before lockdown. Fiona had found it was All Saints Day and the lectionary reading was the… Read more »
What’s in a Name?
Sitting under the weeping beech beside the river on this fine autumn morning we split into small groups in order to keep to the rule of six. The people leading… Read more »
Machinations about our calling
Kintsugi – The Japanese method of creating art from broken ceramic objects. So today we met in the park, under the weeping beech, setting up two groups of chairs to… Read more »
Narrowing the fitness gap
I came across an article in the paper well before lockdown which got me thinking, and for obvious reasons, the person who is the focus of the article has appeared… Read more »
Return to the Park!
On a beautiful sunny morning we met once again at the bandstand in the park. After meeting on Zoom for over 4 months it was wonderful to meet up in… Read more »
SEEK JUSTICE!
Desmond Tutu recalls when he was a young person, one day he was out walking with his mother when a white man, an Anglican priest named Trevor Huddleston, tipped his… Read more »
“Liturgy of Strategic Interruption”
This morning Parker led us for the first time, bringing a poignancy and power in his analysis to what has been happening in his homeland, the US, in recent times… Read more »
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