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Visit07 Mar. 2019
...big and complex questions, revealing an incredibly perceptive intellect. I’m very glad to have confirmed his grandchildren and dedicated a room in his honour at Bishopthorpe Palace. His towering presence,...
Read more07 Feb. 2022
...lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help, my help cometh even from the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth. Her unique vow to serve...
Read more25 Aug. 2020
...commitment behind his faith. Peter is a rock of conviction; the disciple who commits his life. As we go on to see, he is not without moments of doubt and...
Read more22 Jul. 2018
...solidly for two or three days and nights, doesn’t prepare you for the strange sensations that come with total exhaustion. On Thursday night we struggled to stay awake in the...
Read more07 Apr. 2024
...belief. John says his gospel is written so that we might come to believe. That we might come to believe that Jesus is the creator God come to this world,...
Read more23 May. 2018
...biggest area of green space within the city walls. Commenting on the launch of the consultation, The Dean of York, The Very Reverend Dr Vivienne Faull said: “We are at...
Read more27 Oct. 2020
...Those who see the bible as a work of art with many layers of meaning have a tendency to interpret the bible to suit their argument – for example, they...
Read more31 Jan. 2022
...by Elisha Hoffman, the hymn questions how much we are really prepared to give of ourselves in and through worship, how much of ourselves we are really prepared to give...
Read more26 Jun. 2022
...England Sermon preached by Alan Bennet in the 1960’s! So I won’t compete, but I will use the very same reading as the basis for what I want to say...
Read more30 Dec. 2018
...completely counter to the way things are in the world, where love, compassion and forgiveness are taken so often as signs of weakness. Yet the opposite’s actually the case. Real...
Read more24 Jun. 2018
...marks the frontier between the Old and the New Testaments. He represents the Old Testament and introduces the New. This is perhaps best illustrated by the fact that when he...
Read more12 Jan. 2024
...This year’s theme, Fragility of Freedom, will reflect on how the erosion of freedom is the key precursor to persecution and genocide. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the...
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