Dear All Saints and St Mary’s Diane and I have just returned from our holiday visiting friends in Germany and are now coming up to a bank...

This is why the Matthew text has always been challenging. Jesus, who we see as our model of love and the antithesis of any prejudice....

Dear All Saints and St Mary's “Bless O Lord us your servants that minister in your temple, grant that what we sing with our lips may we...

We all have those times where we really don’t know how to react to something. I can easily just babble away or just look baffled

we also need to heed the warnings of the farm owner. Be sure that what you are rooting out is the evil.

Flowers and fruit are signs of new life and hope. But you can't get good growth without seed, good soil, rain and warmth.

A simple cup of water is all it takes, says Jesus, to offer a welcome that cares. Hospitality stands at the centre of Christian discipleship

The epistle reading set for this Sunday is from Paul’s letter to the church in Rome. It ends with one of the three quotes from Paul’s letter

Genesis 18:11 Dear All Saints and St Marys The story in the Old Testament of how Abraham and Sarah discover that she is pregnant is a...

What does it mean to know God in different ways? What does the relationship and energy and fellowship between the Father, Son, Spirit show

There are so many different images of the Holy Spirit. Breath, fire and flame. But each of them are visible and tangible in different ways.

Everyone loves a story. We listen and learn far more about the need for climate justice and educational provision, by hearing the stories

Athens was like the city we live in. It was prosperous. It prided itself in its multicultural heritage. It had strong intellectual tradition

Dear All Saints and St Marys This weekend marks the Coronation of Charles III. For some it will be a very welcome extra bank holiday,...

Dear All Saints and St Mary’s During the Easter season, our lectionary readings follow the development of the early church with a series...

“Hosanna” is the cry from the crowds as Jesus enters Jerusalem this Palm Sunday. It means “Please, Save Us”.

Our communities of faith are modelled on the example set by Jesus who, even on the cross, provided for the on going care of his own mother.

We have some truly great people of the Bible to help deepen our faith in the readings set for the time of Lent.

A little reflection can help us notice where we have strayed, how we might get back on the right path & how we can do better staying on it.

Lent is fast approaching - we enter into a different season and rhythm of life in the church. Jesus is seen by his disciples in a new way