Being and Doing – 2 January – Purpose A SACRED burden is the life ye bear, Look on it, lift it, bear it solemnly: Stand up and walk beneath it steadfastly; Fail not for sorrow, falter not for sin, But onward, upward, till the goal ye win. KEMBLE For what we see in that life… Continue reading Being and Doing – 2 January – Purpose
George Eliot writes about true happiness being found when we care for others as well as ourselves
When it comes to the birth of a child things are never ‘Quite what we had expected’
But even when things go wrong God has a plan
It’s all in the timing?
Is the Christian faith about ‘Pie in the Sky when you die’ and waiting for that day to arrive or is it about living eternity now?
Survivors of Sexual Abuse carry their wounds, often hidden deep within them, for the whole of their life. What hope for healing is there for them, for the church, and for a society that blames victims rather than their attackers?
The point of prayer is not the sort or type of prayer.
The point of prayer is the fact of prayer. God does not measure our prayers by their wordiness, orthodoxy or chance of success but simply by them being made
Jesus commands us to invite only those who cannot repay us but whoever we invite to eat with us there is always a price to be paid.
AS the Church of England begins to receive the Living in Love and Faith Resources this blog reflects on the reason the process began.
Suffolk have the first Woman doctor and mayor in Britain. Felixstowe continues that tradition as a local nurse takes up the chains of office.
The story of Thomas teaches us that, ‘It is doubt that is the beginning of real faith.’
Suffolk Vicar 