Latest Thought for the Week

Robert Hawker, born in Plymouth in 1803, was an eccentric who moved in 1834 to Morwenstow, the most northerly parish in Cornwall, which hadn’t had a vicar for over a century.

I have always found John 15: 15 one of the most moving verses in the Gospels.

Gratitude is a fashionable ‘life orientation’ that improves well-being.

I’m not sure whether it was colonialism that brought Christianity to India.

This Sunday marks the return of the Choir after its Summer break, welcomed by a beautiful commissioning prayer at the 10am Sunday Eucharist.

The Autumn Lectures are nearly upon us, despite the fact that many of us are still on holiday.

‘I love walking in London,’ said Mrs Dalloway.

Over the last few months I have had the wonderful support of a physiotherapist helping me learn to walk again after my broken ankle meant that I had spent several weeks in a wheelchair.

Words I had barked at me as I entered a church with the specific intention of attending said service.