Whether we believe that it is right to take up arms or not, the direction of travel is always peace, peace with justice. It is a peace, not as the world gives, but as Jesus gives.
Whether we believe that it is right to take up arms or not, the direction of travel is always peace, peace with justice. It is a peace, not as the world gives, but as Jesus gives.
How have we fared on our journey with God since baptism?
To be a saint, it is often said, is to be like a stained-glass window. The colours may be ours, but the light that shines through us is Jesus, and by our lives, we help others see God.
The heart of our Bible reading, listening, and study is right here in the Christian family, gathered for worship, gathered around the scriptures…
As a Church, individually and collectively, we are called like Luke to share the good news of God’s love.
Join us this Sunday 16th October at 10.30am for a special celebration at St Luke’s, Mayor’s Walk to mark St… Read more St Luke’s Patronal Festival
When Jesus fed 5000 people it all started with a little child sharing their lunch! Sometimes we only have a little to share, but God can work miracles if we just trust him with what we can give.
Does this story make us stop and think today? Does it play on our conscience or make us think back to how we’ve reacted to the Lazarus’s we’ve come across?
Prayer, which sets our politics in the presence of almighty God for both his blessing and his judgement, is sorely needed. And it is the role of the Church to offer it.
Today we are in the between time – when history stops and the future is yet to be written.