The lectionary reading for the Second Sunday before Advent in Year A is 1 Thess 5.1–11. It forms a pair with last week's ...
The Church of England has relaunched its website, and it looks good (fortunately with a bit less of that wishy-washy purple).
Summary: This article, along with supporting linked data that enables exploration of the election results, seeks to offer an ...
Maggie and I are planning to lead another study trip to western Turkey later this year, from Tuesday 28th September to ...
In the Ephesus Museum in Selcuk there is the head and left forearm of a colossal acrolith (a statue with stone head and limbs and body of wood) which is labelled there (and in the ruins of Ephesus) as ...
A new report from Robin Gill and John Craven, Wasted Money in a Diminishing Church, has been doing the rounds, and it has ...
The lectionary epistle for the Third Sunday before Advent in Year A is 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18. This is notorious for being ...
In the Ephesus Museum in Selcuk there is the head and left forearm of a colossal acrolith (a statue with stone head and limbs and body of wood) which is labelled there (and in the ruins of Ephesus) as ...
In 2018, I sensed God calling me to write a weekly commentary on the gospel lectionary reading for the following Sunday. So I began with Year C, when the main gospel was Luke, and worked through the ...
In the Ephesus Museum in Selcuk there is the head and left forearm of a colossal acrolith (a statue with stone head and limbs and body of wood) which is labelled there (and in the ruins of Ephesus) as ...
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