As this slow unlocking of life continues I realise that there’s so much that I’m looking forward to – something of that freedom that we used to enjoy, to do what we wanted to do when we wanted to do it, to go where we wanted to go when we wanted to go there
View sermon“You, you who have listened to the story of the Chalk Circle, take note of what men of old concluded: That what there is shall go to those who are good for it. Children to the motherly, that they prosper, carts to good drivers, that they be driven well, the valley to the waterers, that it yield fruit.”
View sermonWouldn’t it have been better if it had all been a bit more targeted?
View sermon“Even the hairs on your head are counted. So do not be afraid”
View sermonDuring the lockdown I have been volunteering as a chaplain at Guy’s and St Thomas hospitals and amongst many impressions I have been struck by the number of times names are used
View sermonIt’s the strangest Mothering Sunday any of us has known
View sermonFor two and a half weeks we have been blessed by our Lent Art Installation, Pilgrimage; the work of the very talented artist Michelle Rumney
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