A space to contemplate…
Scent of God I haven't felt so inspired to go out with my camera recently, I think continued lockdown life has sapped something of my creativity. As measures were eased in Leicester a little, I was working with a colleague to gather a variety of photographs. I love this one as a small glimmer of... Continue Reading →
"In those dark days I found some support in the steady progress unchanged of the beauty of the seasons. Every year, as spring came back unfailing and unfaltering, the leaves came out with the same tender green, the birds sang, the flowers came up and opened, and I felt that a great power of Nature... Continue Reading →
Patterns of nature I have been really struck by the simplicity of the natural world as I have watched ducklings, goslings and now cygnets venture out on the water not long after hatching. They soon follow the lead of their parents in feeding and cleaning themselves. It is truly lovely to watch. I have been... Continue Reading →
Signs of hope and building community We were quite intrigued to hear that a snake had been put in the wood where we regularly walk...I almost tried to find somewhere else to walk, as for a few seconds I wasn’t quite sure whether it was real and alive! When we came across Samson the snake,... Continue Reading →
Hold on to the Hope of Christ Hear the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to John Glory to you O Lord Gospel reading John 11:1-45 This is the Gospel of the Lord Praise to you O Christ Homily The Rev'd Morna Simpson A final prayer and blessing: God of compassion, you call us... Continue Reading →
A Christmas Day sermon...Merry Christmas!
#lamentandhope #lentreflections
#lamentandhope #lentreflections
#lamentandhope #lentreflections
#lamentandhope #lentreflections
Tea and Theology 