Faith: Something always understood
PENTECOST marks a heightened awareness of the presence of the Holy Spirit at the end of a joyful Eastertide, and marks the beginning of what ought to be a new and vibrant spiritual...
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PENTECOST marks a heightened awareness of the presence of the Holy Spirit at the end of a joyful Eastertide, and marks the beginning of what ought to be a new and vibrant spiritual...
IN 1994, the BBC was at its most imaginative and creative. Starting on the Eve of Palm Sunday, it broadcast the première of Sir James MacMillan’s Seven Last Words from the Cross ov...
NEAR Smerwick Harbour, on the north-western edge of the Dingle Peninsula, in Ireland, is the oratory of Gallarus. It appears dull and bleak in its isolated setting, but it is one o...
IT ALL happens in one week. On Palm Sunday Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey. He throws the crooks and wheeler-dealers out of the temple. He has his Last Supper with his followers...
DEAR churchwardens, First of all, a caveat. You might think this is about you. It isn’t. It is about the Universal Churchwarden/Steward/Elder/General Figure of Elected Authority i...
I AM sitting in the pew, waiting for the service of holy communion to start. I feel alone, and yet I am not lonely, surrounded by other church members. I do my best to make convers...
MY HOLY place is a stretch of water with a view of Ely Cathedral. The lake is one of a group of one-time clay pits, worked for 150 years before being abandoned, exhausted, late in...
by Peter Mullen, TCW IT ALL happens in one week. On Palm Sunday Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey. He throws the crooks and wheeler-dealers out of the temple. He has his Last Supp...
IN THE cathedral city of Lincoln, the Promised Land was finally in sight. Hot on the heels of Good Friday’s three-hour devotion, our beloved football club — fondly known as the Red...
THE Church is very good at alleluias. We know how to fill a building with brightness, how to let the joy of Easter ring out, how to mark the feast with all the beauty it deserves....
PENTECOST as a festival made very little impact on me as a child. I could be found crouched between the pews at the back of the small country church, my Sunday-school workbook rest...
SOMETIMES, the liturgy draws you through, and the community of faith carries those for whom Easter does not come — or does not come on time, and never on demand. This year, thousa...
SIXTY years ago, the Vicar of St Michael and All Angels, Bedford Park, in London, had an idea. The roof needed fixing, the area was run down, and the council in Chiswick was knocki...
FOR a brief period, recently, the phrase “quiet revival” entered public conversation with a certain tentative confidence. A report suggested that church attendance in Britain was r...
PEOPLE often talk of holy places as “thin”, where the boundary between this world and the heavenly realm is so porous it’s barely there. These are usually ancient sites of prayer a...
IN THE spring of 1951, Britain was still recovering from the attrition of total war and austerity, and badly needed a tonic to lift its drooping spirits. Salvation came at the begi...
THE Ramparts Cemetery near the Lille Gate in the Belgian town of Ypres has been a holy place for me ever since I first chanced upon it when taking a trip to the First World War bat...
I first heard the words from Connie Goodbread. I’ve heard them many times since. You’ve heard them, too: Everything we do is faith development. Everything we teach is Unitarian Uni...
I say these things so you might be saved (John 5:34b). The post Heart faith appeared first on Lutheran Church of Australia.
When I taught confirmation, I would share some of Paul’s letters with my students. I’d tell them that, before phones and computers, letters were important ways to communicate. Paul...
People of faith are duty bound and must serve in our communities, must serve in our institutions. Must serve not only when it is convenient, but when it is necessary. The post Phil...
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