to know, grow and show the love of God
People are often unreasonable, illogical and self-centred; Forgive them anyway.
If you are kind, people may accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives; Be kind anyway.
If you are successful, you will win some false friends and some true enemies; Succeed anyway.
We’d love to see you at our Advent & Christmas activities and services this year at St John with St Mark’s, Bury and Christ Church, Walmersley.
From Bible Studies to Brass Bands, Christingles to Carols.
Read on for more details…
Shortly after the destruction, the cathedral stonemason noticed that two of the charred medieval roof timbers had fallen in the shape of a cross.
He set them up in the ruins where they were later placed on an altar of rubble with the moving words ‘Father Forgive’ inscribed on the Sanctuary wall.
Another cross was fashioned from three medieval nails by a local priest. The Cross of Nails has become the symbol of Coventry’s ministry of reconciliation.
The grace of God shows its full colours in the glory that is at work in all of God’s people who are called to be saints.
That grace which is at work in you, the saints of God who are in Bury.
The real and ordinary people who here and now hold in your hands the invitation to that wedding, along with those invited and called from the first days of Christianity until today, from every country in the world.
‘Writing the Divine’ was a workshop held at St Chad’s, Rochdale on Saturday 19th October 2019. It was led by author, poet and priest, Canon Rachel Mann.
The intention is to make this an ongoing Christian writing group with people from any and all denominations that have an interest in creating new Christian writing.
Here’s our November 2019 magazine. It’s our Remembrance edition.
We have write-ups from our various groups and all the upcoming activities to tell you about.
Coventry Cathedral’s work on peace and reconciliation crops up too. So, please have a read.