In the October 2023 magazine you can find a tribute to Ralph Mallinson plus news and updates from our churches and from the wider community.
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Our October 2023 Bible readings have some tricksy questions from chief priests, stories about vineyards & banquets and being called by name.
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I almost said that it broke in despite Jonah, not because of him. But, on reflection, it still needed Jonah to turn up, despite his misgivings.
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Not seven times or seventy seven or even seventy times seven but countless times during our lifetimes. We are continually being set free.
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The forgiven, restored and repaired. Perhaps, just as in The Repair Shop, we might find that each one of us gets transformed in the process.
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The September 2023 magazine contains a letter from Cath Hilton about her recent zip wire exploits plus updates from our church groups.
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Our September 2023 Bible readings include Jesus telling more short stories to help us think about how best we should live alongside others.
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Our next Sunday pm worship service is at 7pm on August 27th. We’re calling this: ‘Psalms for Life’ – a celebration of psalms in our daily life.
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One commentator describes it as: “Jesus with his compassion down”. Another: “Beware the dog”. Perhaps we call it: “Small crumbs of comfort”.
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Elijah might well have sung along to “hello darkness my old friend” but unlike Simon & Garfunkel’s silence, God’s silence is a place where people are able to love each other.
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Our August 2023 Bible readings have the Transfiguration, then more of our journey through Romans & Matthew plus options for the OT readings.
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Our next Sunday evening worship is at 7pm on July 30th. This one is called: ‘Sorry – is it the hardest word?’ You’re very welcome to join us.
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May the same be true for us and Psalm 67. May this Song of God’s Blessing come back and meet us to heal us when we need it most.
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I wonder what would have happened if my wife had seen the field with the wheat and the weeds. I suspect she would have pulled the lot up – and then not told the landowner to see how long it was before he noticed.
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No less an authority than the teacher in Peppa Pig once said that poetry was “a magical way of using words that puts a picture in your mind”
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