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Looking at your Community All in the month of FEBRUARY Red Noses? No Laughing Matter Diary of a Momentous Year: February 1918: How long, O Lord, how long? Discovery of the double-helix Remembering the Munich air disaster The Way I see It: ENJOYING THE SINS OF OTHERS Our Alongside-Helpers What’s in your toothbrush?...
Looking at your Community (all articles) for February 2018
Editorial, Looking at your Community, February 2018, World War 1, Red nose, double-helix, Munich, sins, helpers, toothbrush
Looking at You Getting married? Just say “I do” HOME FREED: the theology of decluttering Part 2: Decluttering Old Testament Style! How to improve your memory Cut your calories to 1800 a day Good to volunteer Bread, glorious bread Less is more, when it comes to toys Love your children this month Fresh air? ...
Looking at You (all articles) for February 2018
Editorial, Looking at You, February 2018, Bread, children, Love, declutter, calories, Valentine, fresh air, Marriage, memory, volunteer, toys, selfies
News The BBC to increase coverage of religion Now you can text your ‘tithe’ New catechism Care for your own church building End Hunger campaign targets the UK’s ‘food insecure’ families Persecution trends for 2018: concerns include China, Nigeria and India Where did the church roof go?! When terror strikes Church pledges £24 million for...
News for February 2018 (all)
News, Editorial, February 2018, bbc, persecution, egypt, tithe, catechism, church building, hunger, church roof, terror, new projects
Prayers & Poems Desert Difficulties Prayer for strength The mystery of suffering Christ the Hiding Place The Ten Commandments All snarled up Before the World You, Robot! ** Desert Difficulties Luke 4:1-12, John 16:33 Life is difficult, sometimes. No matter how faithful, no matter how trusting, no matter how...
Prayers & Poems (all) for February 2018
Editorial, Prayers and Poems, February 2018, World, prayer, suffering, Desert, hiding place, ten commandments, snarled, robot
Quotes With 14 February in mind Ash Wednesday, and the beginning of Lent…. Some miscellaneous observations on our Christian faith Some miscellaneous observations on life ** Editor: With 14 February in mind Cupid’s arrows hurt a lot more coming out than they do going in. In a kiss, two spirits meet, mingle and...
Quotes (all) for February 2018
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The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent Book 2018 Say it to God – In Search of Prayer By Luigi Gioia, Bloomsbury £9.99 Luigi Gioia provides a welcome encouragement to all those who feel the need to freshen their practice of prayer. For Gioia, prayer is not about methods or techniques, but trusting that God is truly...
Reviews (all) for February 2018
Editorial, Book Reviews, February 2018, Lent, Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent Book 2018, Crash the Chatterbox, A Place for God, Reflections for Lent 2018, Dust That Dreams of Glory, In Company with Christ - Through Lent, Wilderness Taunts, The Living Cross, Living the Prayer, The Art of Lent
Smile lines ** Editor: with Valentine’s Day in mind… Oops! Memory is what tells a man his wedding anniversary was yesterday. ** Listen My wife says I never listen, or something like that… ** Insanity Doctor: ‘Has there been any insanity in your family?’ Woman: ‘I’m afraid so. My husband sometimes thinks he’s the boss.’...
Smile Lines (all) for February 2018
Editorial, Smile Lines, February 2018,
Letter from St James the Least of All Happily, the Church of England still retains some singular parish clergy. Take the parish of St James-the-Least-of-All in the county of C- for example. Here the elderly Anglo-Catholic vicar, Eustace, continues his correspondence to Darren, his nephew, a low-church curate recently ordained… On the perils of...
On the perils of parish cook-books
Editorial, St James The Least of All, February 2018,
God in the Arts Editor: For 2018, the Rev Michael Burgess is exploring symbols of the Christian faith as found in works of art. ‘He gave us eyes to see them’ – Andrea Pisano & Water Open the door of any church and the first thing to greet you is the font. As you...
‘He gave us eyes to see them’ – Andrea Pisano & water
Editorial, God in the Arts, February 2018, water, baptism, Andrea Pisano
High Days & Holy Days for February Editor: As saints’ days do not change, this material has appeared before on this site. The day with the asterisk, remembering George Herbert, is new this year. 1 Brigid of Ireland – Abbess of Kildare, c 525 2 The Presentation of Christ in the Temple/ Candlemas...
High Days & Holy Days (all) for February 2018
Editorial, Holy Days, February 2018,
ALL EDITORIAL for JANUARY 2018 News Editor: There are not many current church ‘news’ stories that will still be relevant for your readers in the New Year, but here is a possible selection…. British want cathedrals and churches protected for future generations, new poll reveals Homophobic, biphobic and transphobic (HBT) bullying tackled in new guidance...
All Editorial for January 2018
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God in the Arts Editor: For 2018, the Rev Michael Burgess is going to explore symbols of the Christian faith as found in works of art. ‘He gave us eyes to see them’ – The Cross When we enter a church or cathedral, we are greeted with an array of signs and symbols linked...
‘He gave us eyes to see them’ – The Cross
Editorial, God in the Arts, January 2018,