Character and Conduct – 22 August – Friendship
THE most fatal disease of friendship is gradual decay or dislike, hourly increased by causes too slender for complaint and too numerous for removal.
Category: Sermon
Character and Conduct – 21 August – Friendship
A FRIEND once won need never be lost, if we will be only trusty and true ourselves.
Character and Conduct – 20 August – Friendship
TO love is better, nobler, more elevating, and more sure, than to be loved.
Character and Conduct – 19 August – Friendship
DISCORD harder is to end than to begin.
Character and Conduct – 18 August – Friendship
For once any man has true friends, he never again frames his decisions, even those that are most secret, as if he were alone in the world.
A Sermon: Eat Me – Feasting with Jesus
Communion is not about bread and wine but about being transformed into the Body of Christ
Character and Conduct – 17 August – Friendship
A MAN only understands what is akin to something already existing in himself.
Character and Conduct – 15 August – Friendship
IN distress a friend
Comes like a calm to the toss’d mariner.
Character and Conduct – 15 August – Friendship
WHEN true friends part they should lock up one another’s secrets and change the keys.
Character and Conduct – 14 August – Friendship
THERE are two elements that go to the composition of friendship…
One is Truth… the other is Tenderness.
Suffolk Vicar 