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Sunday 2nd August - Icon of the Day
‘When you hear Jesus say ‘eat my bread and drink my blood’, you are supposed to stop breathing for a few moments’ Thomas Merton ***...
Chris Williams
Aug 1, 20201 min read
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Saturday 1st August - Icon of the Day
‘God is already present, in the most unexpected places. We just need to make God visible’ Philip Yancey *** Image: Crepuscular rays or...
Chris Williams
Jul 31, 20201 min read
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Friday 31st July - Icon of the Day
‘Silence my soul, these trees are prayers I asked the tree, ‘Tell me about God’ Then it blossomed’ Rabindranath Tagure *** Image: Cherry...
Chris Williams
Jul 30, 20201 min read
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Pastoral Letter - 31st July
A few of you have asked for a copy of the talk I gave last Sunday
Emily Bainbridge
Jul 30, 202010 min read
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Thursday 30th July - Icon of the Day
‘Contemplation and action are not opposites, but two interdependent forms of a life that is one – a life that rushes out to a passionate...
Chris Williams
Jul 29, 20201 min read
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Wednesday 29th July - Icon of the Day
‘There is no way of telling people that they are all walking around shining like the sun’ … ‘We are all living in a world that is...
Chris Williams
Jul 28, 20201 min read
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Tuesday 28th July - Icon of the Day
‘By virtue of the Creation, and, still more, of the Incarnation, nothing here below is profane for those who know how to see. On the...
Chris Williams
Jul 27, 20201 min read
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Monday 27th July - Icon of the Day
‘…take my hand that is Of the bone the island Is made of, and looking at Me say what time it is On love’s face, for we have No business...
Chris Williams
Jul 26, 20201 min read
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Sunday 26th July - Icon of the Day
‘You called, you cried, you shattered my deafness. You sparkled, you blazed, you drove away my blindness. You shed your fragrance and I...
Chris Williams
Jul 25, 20202 min read
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Saturday 25th July – Icon of the Day
‘Yahweh frequently moves the boundary in order to restore the centre, calling a broken people back to justice and compassion. Jesus, in a...
Chris Williams
Jul 24, 20201 min read
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Friday 24th July - Icon of the Day
I once spoke to my friend, an old squirrel About the Sacraments – He got so excited And ran into a hollow in his tree and came Back...
Chris Williams
Jul 23, 20201 min read
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Pastoral Letter - 24th July
Dear Friends, "Being married to Jeffrey is bad enough, being married to Jesus would be awful!" Thus begins the celebrated monologue "Love...
Emily Bainbridge
Jul 23, 20207 min read
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Thursday 23rd July - Icon of the Day
'Captain Captain, long Is the wind’s tongue And cold your porridge. Look up now And dry your beard. Teach me to ride In my high saddle...
Chris Williams
Jul 22, 20201 min read
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Virtual Sunday School: Sunday 26th July
Luke 8. 22-25 Jesus calms the storm children 3-7 years 1. The Opening Prayer: "Dear Lord Jesus, you were with the disciples when there...
Piotr Ashwin-Siejkowski
Jul 22, 20203 min read
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Wednesday 22nd July - Icon of the Day
‘Things happen, for reasons that are hidden from us, utterly hidden for as long as we think they must proceed from what has come before,...
Chris Williams
Jul 21, 20202 min read
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Tuesday 21st July - Icon of the Day
'Once the buttery morning sun graces anything, the whole world is worth a look’ James Schaap *** Image: Winter dawn panorama on Ai-Petri,...
Chris Williams
Jul 20, 20201 min read
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Monday 20th July - Icon of the Day
‘Life is a very deep mystery and finally the Grace of God is all that can resolve it. And the Grace of God is also a very deep mystery’...
Chris Williams
Jul 19, 20201 min read
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Sunday 19th July – Icon of the Day
‘Be glad. Celebrate! Lose your mindless fear and take courage today. No, don’t ever be afraid, no matter what has happened to you before....
Chris Williams
Jul 18, 20201 min read
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Sat 18th July - Icon of the Day
‘It can be important to wait at least a moment To see what was already there.’ Kenneth Koch *** Image: Grey Heron in the Parc Animalier...
Chris Williams
Jul 17, 20201 min read
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Pastoral Letter - 17th July
One of the curious pleasures of the Covid lockdown for me has been the novel experience of "having evenings."
Emily Bainbridge
Jul 17, 202010 min read
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