May I speak in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. It was the 20th century theologian Karl Barth who famously...

May I speak in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen How churches mark this day is a bit of a fault line between...

Although the government restrictions have been eased, the Church of England has guided Parish Priests and their PCCs to use their own...

Sermon for Trinity 7 - Jeremiah and Jesus responding poor leadership If I were a literary critic I would write that there is no real...

A palace; a party; drunken revelry; a provocative dance; a rash promise; a scheming partner; a dungeon; a beheading. It is said that...

Mark 4. 35.-41 For sailers, swimmers, and even just watchers of the sea, this is one of the best loved Gospels. Evocative and highly...

With the increasing calls for an Inquiry, and Parliamentary Select Committees now examining why things were done when they were done, we...

We find ourselves here on this rather strange Sunday in the liturgical year - not quite halfway in what is known as novena of prayer...

Sermon Easter 4 2021 Annas stands and asks the apostles, by what power or by what name did you do this? Having watched and witnessed the...

Sermon for the third Sunday of Easter 2021. May I speak in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen A particular line stood out...

Offered at the 8am Palm Sunday Eucharist at St Andrew's, Bishopstone - the first Eucharist held in this Benefice since Christmas One of...

During this third lockdown, my sons have been leading me on a journey through the Marvel Universe which comprises of over twenty films,...

May I speak in the name of God, Father, Son Holy Spirit, Amen. Though the poem Silence, by Edgar Lee Masters, is over one hundred years...

From the Gospel of Mark chapter 1: The beginning of the good news of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. As it is written in the prophet...

Parishioners in the Benefice are invited to consider coming along on a reflective Advent Journey as we use scripture, art, and poetry to...

2020 has been a year of tearing up plans and among those plans the hardest to tear up were the plans we had for children and families in...

Since we re-opened at the end of Summer we have been completely delighted to welcome a great number of people, a number which has been...

I am delighted that our United Benefice has been offered the opportunity to train and walk with an Assistant Curate next year. It has now...

We have been on such a journey these last six months, a journey which flung us smack bang into the 21st century and all the technology...