A Song for Lent – Waiting to Begin
Tired of Lenten dirges and hymns in minor keys? Enjoy a little purple in your life but have too much joy in your heart to be solemn for Forty Days? A song for Lent is your antidote – starts Ash Wednesday
Tag: Prayer
When you Pass Through the Waters
Transcript and music from the Concert of Memories to commemorate the 65th Anniversay of the Felixstowe Floods of 1953
The Queen and the Munshi – A Bible Study in five sessions on the film Victoria & Abdul
Bible Study notes to go with the movie Victoria & Abdul
If Jesus sowed in Suffolk – on becoming good soil.
If Jesus sowed in Suffolk – on becoming good soil. Sermon for Sunday 15 July 2017 – St John the Baptist, Felixstowe – Text: Matthew 13.23 God give you peace my sisters and brothers. If Jesus were to farm in Suffolk, or at least tell the parable of the sower today, would he tell it differently?… Continue reading If Jesus sowed in Suffolk – on becoming good soil.
Signs of God – A Priest is Born
Sermon in the Octave of the Nativity of John the Baptist – Sunday 25 June 2017 – St John the Baptist Felixstowe (Delivered on the day after the priestly ordination of Penny Brinkley at a service where she was the president) Text: They began motioning to his father to find out what name he… Continue reading Signs of God – A Priest is Born
How can this be, since I, am not a virgin?
How Can this be, Since I am not a Virgin? (A Reflection on The Annunciation) Such familiar words. Fear not! Greetings, favoured one. Nothing will be impossible with God. and Let it be with me according to your word. For a virgin girl child In the footsteps of a barren old woman Nothing is… Continue reading How can this be, since I, am not a virgin?
Shepherdless Sheep on Fathers Day
In troubled times we turn to God for help. However God’s answer sometimes means we are called to go and help others so bring God’s love to everyone.
The Ragman – finding redemption in the pain and tears of Manchester and Egypt
Reading for Sunday 28 May 2017 – St John the Baptist Felixstowe God give you peace my sisters and brothers C.S. Lewis famously described pain as, ‘God’s megaphone to rouse a deaf world.’ Perhaps this week, in the aftermath of the bomb killing twenty-two young people in Manchester and the bus attack in Egypt which saw… Continue reading The Ragman – finding redemption in the pain and tears of Manchester and Egypt
Did You Hear the One About…? 40 Days with Cartoon Church – Easter Day
We can’t’Go and make Disciples’ if we don’t leave the church building
Schrödinger’s Tomb – full and dead when closed yet somehow empty and alive when open
Like Christ we must empty ourselves of those things which destroy before we are able to enter into new life.
Suffolk Vicar 