Fellowship of Believers Part 2 – Prayer In the last homily, I spoke about how the early church developed – from a relatively small fellowship of believers to ‘The Church’ as we perceive it to have grown, to “where we are now”. I elaborated on three priorities, and mentioned a fourth; to recap: Though fourth

It is time to consider the Royal Society, where the first Secretary was John Wilkins, later to become Bishop of Chester. The heading is a loose translation of the Latin Motto of the Society. Loose it may be but its meaning is abundantly clear. It means, effectively, do not rely on other people, do your

There are new wards in our hospitalsThey are not extensionsThey are not repurposed roomsThey are the corridors in A and EThe place where journeys take placeFor a hundred reasonsAlongside patients waiting for a placeAway from the constant noiseGlare of lightsAnd other patients on the move. And I just want to say: Thank God for the

Forgive me if I’ve mentioned this before recently – but Billy Graham, the morning after one of his appearances to a large crowd in Wembley Stadium, was taken to task by the British newspapers, who accused him of ‘setting Christianity back 2000 years’. To which he responded, to the effect – thanks for that –

The new Headteacher of Eccleston C of E Primary School, Kathryn Rees-Wright would like to draw people’s attention to a vacancy within the school for the post of Midday Assistant. For more information about the role, and how to apply, please download and read the file below: