At this time of year it’s natural for us to look back in nostalgia and look forward – ideally in hope and expectation – but sometimes with a little anxiety and dread. That’s natural. We are only human after all. ...
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The Most Rev. David Chillingworth, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church and Bishop of St. Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane, reflects on resolutions that make a difference.
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The turning of the year is a time for reflecting – reflecting especially on the relationships that make us who we are: our relationships with family, friends, colleagues, neighbours and, most importantly, with God, writes Rev Dr Angus Morrison, Moderator ...
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Marsh Academy is a school in my own diocese of Canterbury. Today, I’ve been meeting and chatting to some of the students – an experience I found very uplifting. I had the honour to meet, privately, an inspiring boy, who ...
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Revd John Proctor, the United Reformed Church’s general secretary, turns to Luke’s account of the outcast and overlooked shepherds. Shepherds were out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night Luke 2:8 Shepherds lived on the edge – ...
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The news is difficult to hear today, writes Rev Dr Angus Morrison, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Sixteen million children born into war – no wonder this Christmas that many of us feel deeply troubled ...
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There is something magical about Christmas time, something which is universal in its appeal. At a human level there is the natural excitement of the young (and not so young) at decorating the house; buying and receiving presents ; visiting ...
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