Today I decided to post 2 services. One is the usual Taize style service from St Andrews for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, the other is a special musical presentation…
by Rev Sheila Hamil I was reading a book called ‘Celtic Christianity’ some years ago when I found the most beautiful translation, by James McKay, of an ancient 5th Century prayer…
by Christine Sine On March 17th, we celebrate St Patrick’s Day, and for me it is a great time to celebrate the many ways in which this stream of Christianity…
by Kate Kennington Steer, all images by Kate Kennington Steer, If Candlemas Day be fair and bright Winter will have another fight. If Candlemas Day brings cloud and rain, Winter won’t…
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 Lilly Lewin Celtic Advent started this week… the Orthodox and Celtic Christians use the 40 days before Christmas to prepare our hearts for the arrival of the Light of…
by Kate Kennington Steer, all images by Kate Kennington Steer I find it difficult to comprehend where my time between the Autumn Equinox and Samhain (the Celtic festival for this cross-quarter…
by Carol Dixon Every October, an ecumenical prayer fellowship I belong to, The Companions of Brother Lawrence* celebrate St Francis-tide by meditating on the life of St Francis and thinking about…
by Diane Woodrow How do you see St Michael? One of God’s mighty angels? Or, in the UK, a clothing brand by a large department store? [Marks and Spencer’s St…
