Homelessness Sunday

Sunday 26 January 2020

“Is it not a joy to have friends coming to visit you from afar” So wrote Confucius expressing a truth that is still celebrated by millions of people around the world this Chinese New Year

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Epiphany Sunday – 5pm service

Sunday 5 January 2020

Journeys feature heavily in the Christmas story. There are the physical, geographical journeys of Mary and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem

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The Fourth Sunday of Advent

Sunday 22 December 2019

I wonder how you feel about your body.

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The Second Sunday of Advent

Sunday 8 December 2019

I wonder what your favourite film of all time is? One of the top of my list would have to be Ken Loach’s Kes.

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The First Sunday of Advent

Sunday 1 December 2019

It’s coming home, it’s coming home, it’s coming…Football’s coming home

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Epiphany Carols

Sunday 6 January 2019

I’d gone to one of the best social enterprises in the city. It was widely known. I’d used it as a customer: they did a nice line in house removals and lawn care; and were a good source of picture frames. It was a great place to take students on my ethics and social engagement course: they could accommodate a lot of students at one go, tolerate their questions, and make their community open to scrutiny and enquiry.

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Epiphany Sunday

Sunday 6 January 2019

The poet Mary Oliver’s ‘Instructions for living a life’ from her poem Sometimes, will, I think, help to shape our reflections about this feast of the Epiphany which we celebrate today.  In a line from that poem, she says: “Instructions for living a life: Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it.

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