by Tom Sine Many of us are still struggling with all of the challenges of 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, the closure of schools, parents searching for food to feed their…
by Diane Woodrow Many preachers and scholars, C.S. Lewis amongst them, have said, “The Bible is true but not always factual” and it is similar with the tales of the Celtic…
by J. Thomas Every gift that comes from you is like the grace from heaven’s door, embracing me and chas- ing me; my heart delights in you. Restored is all that…
by Steve Wickham Worldly thinking has us resenting the fact and nature of a breakdown, but this is where faith in Jesus is the answer to that conundrum. As Christ…
post and photo by Diane Woodrow, View from the Little Orme. My last photo of 2020. I hope we are kinder to you, 2021, than we have been to 2020.…
by Carol Dixon A few years ago, our nativity play was enlivened by a small boy who had been running around getting in the way until one of the Junior Church…
by Diane Woodrow Today is the day before Epiphany. The day before the church calendar celebrates the arrival of the Wise Men visiting Jesus. Some days before a big day are…
by Lucinda Smith Men from a far away land in the East. Men who had been hoping all their lives. Men who had not given up searching, and had become old…
by Michael Moore The Moon’s journey across the sky from the darkness of the New Moon to the light of the Full Moon has taught me a lot about life’s journey…
by Donna Chacko On this last day of what has been a torturous 2020, let each of us ask: how we can make 2021 better for ourselves and others? I’m convinced…
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