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The Meaning of Christmas I wonder what your Christmas has been like for you so far? Have you managed to buy the gifts you wanted for people? Have you managed to post all the greetings cards? Have you got the … Continue reading →

Is God with us? To come to know Christ in our lives is quite a privilege because through Christ we come to know God’s love and direction in our lives. It is also quite a privilege to be able to … Continue reading →

There is an interesting programme on BBC 1 called Planet Earth II narrated by David Attenborough. It is fascinating because you get to see this wonderful photography of the beauty and wonder and glory of nature. What strikes me is … Continue reading →

   Christmas seems to come upon us very quickly often leaving little time for preparation unless you are someone who is very well organised, like a friend who buys Christmas cards in the New Year sales! I can remember vividly … Continue reading →

Something new is coming! If you came to our prayer morning yesterday, you would I think have encountered something very special. We were introduced in prayer and reflection to the season of Advent through that famous passage at the beginning of … Continue reading →

What is a King? What is truth? Bible readings for this Sunday were Psalm 72:1-7, 1Samuel 8:4-20 and John 18:33-38   What is a King or a Queen to you? We of course relate perhaps to the reign of our … Continue reading →

Remembrance and Resurrection Our Service of Remembrance is held to mark the end of World War I when the armistice was signed at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918. It was a war … Continue reading →

Lost, then found, now celebrate! (Luke 15:1-10) My Mother had three sisters and two brothers and they were brought up by my grandmother on her own in Edinburgh during the Second World War and in fact the eldest brother served … Continue reading →

Who do you love the most (Luke 14:25-33)? Can we become Jesus disciples? I remember lying in bed on a Sunday morning after a hard week’s work when Kath and I were early Christians and saying to Kath, let’s not … Continue reading →