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 »
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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 »
Lockdown Pentecost
This morning we gathered by Zoom again and celebrated the Church’s birthday as never before! Missing being outdoors, we began taking a couple of minutes standing outside listening to the… Read more »
Light at the End of the Tunnel
I have always referred to living in lock down as living in a bubble. Now with some of the restrictions starting to lift: however nebulous they are, it is like… Read more »
Coronavirus – a man-made crisis?
As we humans exploit new areas of the natural world, we disturb the viruses they contain, allowing them to transmit to human populations. In this way deforestation and habitat destruction… Read more »
Another World is Possible.
Call to Worship From the dust of the earth, the Holy One breathed life into us. Through the breath of God we are all connected. Shaped in the Divine image,… Read more »
Bad News – Good News
Wednesday this week was day 12 of my “House Arrest” due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While delighting in my back garden I was inspired to write the following for our… Read more »
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