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The Souls of the Righteous – Remembering grief
Church of England · Felixstowe · LGBTI · Prayer · Sermon

The Souls of the Righteous – Remembering grief

3 Nov, 201819 Oct, 2023 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

When we can no longer hold our loved ones we need to know we are held

Service!
Bible Study · Church of England · Felixstowe · Resurrection · Sermon

Service!

21 Oct, 201821 Oct, 2018 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

The centre of the gospel is the call to serve others

Healing Hate with Hope
Church of England · Media Article · Prayer · Sermon

Healing Hate with Hope

15 Oct, 201815 Mar, 2021 Andrew The Dotty Rev1 Comment

Hate Crime affects people of all races, all sexual orientations, all mental conditions, all identities, and can be beaten every time we choose Hope over Hate

Will you Fight Someone Else’s Battle?
LGBTI · Media Article · Prayer · Uncategorized

Will you Fight Someone Else’s Battle?

11 Oct, 201823 Feb, 2019 Andrew The Dotty Rev2 Comments

On National Comong Out Day a re-posting of a reflection written for Lent 2016

The Little Sisters of the Hanging Pyx
Bible Study · Church of England · Churches Together in Britain · Felixstowe · poem · Sermon

The Little Sisters of the Hanging Pyx

29 Sep, 201830 Sep, 2018 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

Too essliy we forget our place and those who are the most importnat in God’s eyes. A poem from Felixstowe may help us recover our memory.

Who are You?
Bible Study · Church of England · Felixstowe · Prayer · Sermon

Who are You?

15 Sep, 201830 Sep, 2018 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

In our desire for control we demand to know of others ‘who are you?’ Jesus tunrs our world upside down and asks us to give Him a name

Mark, the Multitude, and the Power of Emptiness
Bible Study · Church of England · Felixstowe · Sermon

Mark, the Multitude, and the Power of Emptiness

27 Jul, 201830 Sep, 2018 Andrew The Dotty Rev2 Comments

Mark’s Gospel can be frustrating as it seems ‘empty’ of any key teaching by Jesus. But it is out of the emptiness that a multitude is fed.

Helping the Grass Grow Under Your Feet
Church of England · Felixstowe · Resurrection · Sermon

Helping the Grass Grow Under Your Feet

16 Jun, 201817 Jun, 2018 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

Often we hinder the growth of God’s reign and become the fruitless faithful inhabiting dustbowl churches. How can we grow good?

A Song for Lent – Day 38 – Maundy Thursday – Letting Ourselves be Loved
#Song4Lent · Bible Study · Church of England · Churches Together in Britain · Felixstowe · Lent · Movie · Musical Theatre

A Song for Lent – Day 38 – Maundy Thursday – Letting Ourselves be Loved

29 Mar, 201817 Jan, 2020 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

Sometimes it helps to see ourselves through the eyes of God who loves us ‘Come What May’

A Song for Lent – Day 23 – Learning to Give in to Love
#Song4Lent · Bible Study · Church of England · Churches Together in Britain · Felixstowe · Lent · Movie · Musical Theatre

A Song for Lent – Day 23 – Learning to Give in to Love

12 Mar, 2018 Andrew The Dotty RevLeave a comment

God comes to us with ‘Love and Redemption’ and not ‘Crime and Punishment’. Learning this sets us free from sin and for joyful service.

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