Three of the readings in the lectionary for today have the theme of joy. The Old Testament passage which we could have read speaks of David dancing with abandon in […]
Keith’s reflection for July 4th – National Thank you Day
“Praise the Lord, my soul! I will praise him as long as I live; I will sing to my God all my life” – Psalm 146; 1-2 This week we […]
Margaret’s reflection for June 20th
No matter how bad it gets, God is with us. Why are you afraid? God is with us!! Throughout the whole Old Testament the sea symbolises the place where chaos […]
Keith’s reflection for June 13th
“Some seed fell on good soil” – Mark 4: 8 Jesus loved the countryside. His parables about the Growing Seed and the Mustard Seed that Lily reflected on last week […]
Lily’s reflection for June 6th
This morning the reading from the Gospel of Mark tells us the story of two parables. The parable of the growing seed and the parable of the mustard seed. These […]
Ann’s reflection for Trinity Sunday
This morning’s reflection is not particularly about today’s two readings, but more about God the Spirit as it is Trinity Sunday. The Trinity message is a hard one to understand. […]
Hilary’s reflection for Pentecost
Acts Chapter 2 vs 1-21 “Breathing New Life In to Our Lives” Our focus this morning is on Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit. But I am thinking […]
Keith’s reflection for May 16th
I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world. Holy Father! Keep them safe by the power of your name … that they may be one […]
Margaret’s reflection for May 9th
John 15: 9-17 There’s a story of an old African-American woman who’d been a servant for 70 years to one woman. Now the mistress had died, and a neighbour said […]
Keith’s reflection for April 25th
“I am the Good Shepherd” – John 10; 11 Have any of you seen the film “Babe”? We found the video in a shop, being sold at a give-away price. […]