We ask God to change us. So that remembrance becomes more than looking backwards. So that our remembering makes us people of peace. So that the names carved into stone are not simply names from the past, but voices calling us towards a different future.
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This November 2026 magazine includes reflections on Remembrance Day as well as updates from our groups and news of upcoming events. Plus there’s a letter from Rosemary Taylor…
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November’s readings invite us to celebrate God’s faithful people, live justly and faithfully, use our gifts wisely, recognise Christ in those in need, and begin Advent watchfully, with hope and expectation.
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So, on Bible Sunday, we pray, “Thank you for the gift of your word. Open our eyes to see its truth, our hearts to feel its grace and our hands to live it out in service to others.”
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I couldn’t resist those words from Isaiah: ‘strengthen the weak hands and make firm the feeble knees.’
Looking around this morning, I’m sure many of us would directly benefit if such a prayer were answered…
We’re learning to taste again – the sweetness of grace, the freshness of hope, and the unexpected goodness of a future that has not yet been written. For the God who has brought us this far is not finished with us yet.
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The October 2026 magazine includes a retirement letter from Margery plus updates from our groups.
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The Bible Readings for October 2026 include trust in God’s provision, generosity to others and love of neighbour.
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May you discover, that not every sorrow can be explained, nor every wound undone – but no darkness is greater than the patient love of God, who is still writing your story.
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Sometimes we are on roads we didn’t choose. Sometimes the road is hard and we simply need the grace to keep walking it. But sometimes God gives us the courage to begin building something different.
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The September 2026 Sunday Bible readings take us from Truth to Forgiveness to Grace to Change.
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The September 2026 magazine includes a message from Keith about anointing and a letter from Ian about the Festival of Creation. Plus all the regular updates.
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May you discover that Christ is already speaking over you the name you are still growing into.
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May your life become a place of hospitality, where others, too, discover that the grace of God is never measured in crumbs, but always in love that keeps making room.
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Elijah hears God in silence after a storm. Peter hears Christ above the storm. Paul reminds us that faith begins with hearing. Different stories but the same invitation – and that is to listen again and hear the voice.
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