These are the notes from the team-wide prayer evening held on 3 December for those who would like to use them for prayer at home or in other gatherings. You can download a copy for printing here. “Arise, shine, for … Continue reading →

This article will appear in local village newsletters this December. Christmas starts early these days.  It seems as though no sooner are the fright masks of Halloween put away than the Christmas tinsel is out and trees are fully decorated as we … Continue reading →

Advent starts this Sunday (in church) and on Monday (in Advent calenders).  So on Friday, in preparation, I delivered Love Life Live Advent booklets to the school in Dry Drayton – one for each family.  These booklets contain simple, spiritually … Continue reading →

Remembering Friends, let us remember before God, all those who have died in war. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and … Continue reading →

There’s a good idea for something to do with your family & children at home for Remembrance Sunday on the BRF website ‘Faith in Homes’. ‘The cross and the poppy’ This idea looks at the story behind the cross and the … Continue reading →

Find out what Emma, our youth worker, and Teresa, our volunteer youth lay minister, have been up to.  You can download a copy of their report to October’s Team Council meeting here.  

Yesterday, Bishop John Taylor commissioned me as lead minister for new forms of mission within the Lordsbridge team, a scary and exciting new addition to my portfolio. In the service – primarily a licensing service for Revd Rebecca Gilbert, our … Continue reading →

“Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say, rejoice!” (Philippians 4: 4) Give Thanks Thank God for the ministry of those who have taken on interim roles during the vacancy in the Lordsbridge team. Praying for the team For … Continue reading →

This article will be in Hardwick Happenings and Dry Drayton News in November 2014. This November, Remembrance Sunday will be particularly poignant as we think back to the outbreak of the First World War.  In reflecting on those events 100 … Continue reading →