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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Guiding our feet into the way of peace
On the panels at either side of the church are a series of photographs by Wendy Aldiss of veterans of the Burma campaign during the Second World War. These were taken to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedictus, Guide our feet into the way of peace, Jo Cox, John the Baptist, More in Common
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Prayer after Terrorist Attack
Yesterday (6th June) we came together again in the city centre for a minute’s silence following the London Bridge attack on Saturday night. We gathered to do three things: to remember those who died, those who are grieving and everyone … Continue reading
Pentecost – feast of the life-blood of the church
There are two words particularly associated with the Holy Spirit in the Hebrew Bible. One means ‘wind’ or ‘breath’ and the other means ‘fire’. We know the wind blows due to movements in air pressure. Anyone who has seen the … Continue reading
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Tagged courage, fire, life-blood of church, Pentecost, Peter Peckard, Prophetic, wind
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