February 20, 2021
Sunday reflection 21 February 2021
Dear friends, Welcome to another Sunday service. A mother was preparing pancakes for her sons, Kevin, 5, and Ryan, 3. The boys began to argue who would get the first pancake. Their mother saw an opportunity for a lesson. “If
February 13, 2021
Sunday reflection 14 February 2021
Dear friends, Welcome to another Sunday service. This coming Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, the day we step into our Lenten journey towards Easter. I wonder if it could have been the Bible which gave us the link between mountain tops
February 5, 2021
Sunday reflection 7 February 2021
Dear friends, Welcome to another Sunday service. We are very close to the beginning of Lent, a time that encourages us to look inward to help us look outward. In the news this week was the death of a man
January 30, 2021
Sunday reflection 31 January 2021
Dear friends, Welcome to another Sunday and time of worship in our homes and in our hearts. Over the past few weeks we have tried to develop our Zoom services and put the words of the hymns on the screen
January 22, 2021
Sunday reflection 24 January 2021
Dear friends, Welcome to another service. It’s hard to believe, but this is the 2nd last Sunday of January. Still we wait for the virus to lose its grip and the vaccines to be rolled out across the country. Things
January 15, 2021
Sunday reflection 17 January 2021
Dear friends, welcome to another Zoom service . I am delighted to welcome also our friends from Merrylee both on Zoom and with others reading the Reflections in their own time. This Sunday, our prayers touch once more the USA
January 8, 2021
Sunday reflection 10 January 2021
Dear friends, welcome to another Sunday service. The Christmas trees are packed away though some keep their decorations on display to Candlemas on February 2nd, marking Jesus being presented in the Temple. Others, searching for light in the coldness of
January 1, 2021
Sunday reflection 3 January 2021
Dear friends, a Blessed New Year to you all. We enter a New Year full of hope and optimism that there are more vac-cines available and that this virus, which has caused so much heartache, will eventually come to an