“Peace is more than a word…” by Rev’d Helen
I wrote this prose in 2018 for a concert after hearing vivid stories of the cost of war. I offer it to you as a reflection as we watch real-time war and ask for your thoughts and prayers for Ukraine…
Rev’d Richard’s Letter (March 2022)
As I write this, I’m coming to the end of ten days of Covid isolation. To start with, I was frustrated that my placement at a school was going to be disrupted and rearranged. I did, however, try to think…
Nature Notes February 2022
Our first trip of the year which took us away from home was on a bright sunny day in late January. Beyond Burnham Market we were delighted to see two Hares racing across a field. Further on, as we began…
Rev’d Helen’s Letter (February 2022)
Sometimes I just want to scream, things are out of sorts and it doesn’t feel right. Right angry is important because it gives us passion to stand up and speak truth to power giving voice to the voiceless I am…
Nature Notes January 2022
Well, here we are again, having to be careful of where we go and who we see because of coronavirus, but it does make close encounters with wildlife all the more special. Such as the cock Bullfinch sitting in the…