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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
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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
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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,
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
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High Days and Holy Days for January 1 The naming of Jesus 1 Have you ever wondered where the name ‘Jesus’ comes from? 2 Basil the Great – champion of the Church 2 Basil and Gregory – lives of costly discipleship 5 Simeon Stylites – one of the weirder saints! 6 Epiphany 6 ...
High Days & Holy Days (all) for January 2018
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Looking at the Church and Christians in action HOPE 2018 – words and action to make Jesus known 7th January – Plough Sunday: asking God’s blessing Holocaust Memorial Day – Saturday 27th January 28th January: Homeless Sunday 28th January – World Leprosy Day The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 18th – 25th January The...
Looking at your Church (all articles) for January 2018
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Looking at Your Community All in the month of JANUARY Diary of a Momentous Year: January 1918: STALEMATE The Daily Service celebrates a big birthday THE WAY I SEE IT: Power and corruption The great North Sea Flood of January 1953 The 1918 ‘Flu pandemic Thomas Hardy – looking back 90 years Those beloved...
Looking at your Community (all articles) for January 2018
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Looking at God Know-go or no-go? God’s New Year’s honours list From the minister ‘Immeasurably More’ In praise of the Remnant How do people encounter God? The River-Bank Preacher Lights of the world ** Editor: Here is a short piece on the Epiphany, which may be useful. Know-go or no-go? When the Magi arrived...
Looking at God (all articles) for January 2018
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Looking at You HOME FREED: the theology of decluttering Some modern tips for the Wise Men’s journey Keeping Account Sad decline of our invisible friends Put on the kettle Single – and happy about it Choose between chocolate and cheese An excellent New Year’s Resolution for everybody ** Editor: One popular New Year’s...
Looking at You (all articles) for January 2018
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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 Cut stake on Fixed...
News for January 2018 (all)
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Prayers and Poems So wise Prayer at Epiphany A New Year’s Challenge January Charm A Prayer for Wisdom to redeem the time New Year Celebration The Peace of God ** So wise (Matthew 2:1-12) So wise, those men from the East, to search for the promised One, to follow the star....
Prayers & Poems (all) for January 2018
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