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Visit23 Jan. 2023
...with contempt for their poverty. Into this darkness Jesus comes as a beacon of hope. As people encounter him lives are transformed. The oppressed are brought comfort, and their oppressors...
Read more15 Apr. 2018
...head. Through this woman, the world was transformed. “But when the fullness of time had come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law, in order...
Read more11 Sep. 2022
...Everyone counts, everyone matters, everyone is included. These stories, more than almost any other in the New Testament point us to the heart of God and God’s compassion for everyone.,...
Read more07 May. 2023
...in the name of the King of Kings.’ And the king replied, ‘In his name and after his example I come not to be served but to serve.’ This one...
Read more07 Oct. 2018
...Swetnick. Prior to the confirmation of the nomination by the Senate, an FBI investigation of these allegations was commissioned by the President, and it became clear that this case was...
Read more03 Aug. 2020
Preacher: The Reverend Canon Michael Smith (Pastor) Title of sermon: Nothing is ever wasted. Date/time/service: Sunday 2nd August 2020 8th after Trinity Passage of scripture: Matthew 14.13-21 A lot...
Read more20 May. 2018
...to pursue the ministry of Jesus and to build communities from which the Church, from which this church community, grew. Pentecost is about remembering that the Church was born in...
Read more14 May. 2018
...and now. All the ways we have of understanding how time and space work are simply too small to comprehend how God can be both human and divine. We’re confronted...
Read more01 Mar. 2022
...of ‘ordinary’ jobs are actually essential jobs that hold the fabric of our communities together. It reminded us of the importance of family and friends, of simply spending time together...
Read more18 Jun. 2023
...does it make us good? On the panel, we talked about the good that religion can do- the grass roots ‘good’ of kindness, compassion and community- the practical ‘good’ that...
Read more11 May. 2020
...his freedom. Given what’s about to happen the teaching at first seems to be about the afterlife. About a place where, after all the suffering that is to come, the...
Read more26 Jan. 2020
...compassion for her and for others. Without knowing any of that, there’s no way you’d look at this little statue and conclude that it’s a figure of my Mum herself,...
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