Twenty-sixth Sunday of the Year Ezekiel 18: 25-28; Philippians 2: 1-11; Matthew 21: 28-32 “Always consider the other person to be better than yourself,...
Twenty-fifth Sunday of the Year Isaiah 55: 6-9; Philippians 1: 20-24 & 27; Matthew 20: 1-6 “Let the wicked man abandon his way, the...
Karl Baron von Vogelsang was born in 1818 in Liegnitz, Prussian Silesia, to a Pomeranian noble family. Studying law and political science in Bonn,...
I never set out to be a “runner”. In fact, I always thought they were a bit of a strange lot. But today running...
Locked in a Victorian terrace for three months dreaming of green fields, we began to imagine we could cut it as survivalists. Long nights...
Some definitions of faith are highly negative: “blind trust, in the absence of evidence, even in the teeth of evidence” is how Richard Dawkins...
”I was baptised as an Anglican, then at school I became a ‘nothing’. “I had some interest in Carl Jung and humanism but essentially...
About half a year after the Great Fast of Lent that prepares us for the Easter festivities there is another lesser-known Little Fast that...
While he was being hunted down by the Elizabethan authorities during his six years as a missionary priest, St Robert Southwell wrote some of...
This year being what it is, for my short summer break I decided to leave my parish in Nottingham to spend a few days...
As one of the Quarter Days of the medieval year, Michaelmas had important significance for rents, leases and employment. If you are preparing to...
There are really two questions about the origins of the human race. First question: did we evolve from animal ancestors? In answer to that...
Twenty-sixth Sunday of the Year Ezekiel 18: 25-28; Philippians 2: 1-11; Matthew 21: 28-32 “Always consider the other person to be better than yourself,...
Twenty-fifth Sunday of the Year Isaiah 55: 6-9; Philippians 1: 20-24 & 27; Matthew 20: 1-6 “Let the wicked man abandon his way, the...
Karl Baron von Vogelsang was born in 1818 in Liegnitz, Prussian Silesia, to a Pomeranian noble family. Studying law and political science in Bonn,...
I never set out to be a “runner”. In fact, I always thought they were a bit of a strange lot. But today running...
Locked in a Victorian terrace for three months dreaming of green fields, we began to imagine we could cut it as survivalists. Long nights...
Some definitions of faith are highly negative: “blind trust, in the absence of evidence, even in the teeth of evidence” is how Richard Dawkins...
”I was baptised as an Anglican, then at school I became a ‘nothing’. “I had some interest in Carl Jung and humanism but essentially...
About half a year after the Great Fast of Lent that prepares us for the Easter festivities there is another lesser-known Little Fast that...
While he was being hunted down by the Elizabethan authorities during his six years as a missionary priest, St Robert Southwell wrote some of...
This year being what it is, for my short summer break I decided to leave my parish in Nottingham to spend a few days...
As one of the Quarter Days of the medieval year, Michaelmas had important significance for rents, leases and employment. If you are preparing to...
There are really two questions about the origins of the human race. First question: did we evolve from animal ancestors? In answer to that...
