Reflection on 1 Peter 1:3-12 Verse 6 of the reading begins, ‘In this (inheritance available through the resurrection of Jesus Christ) you rejoice, even if now...

REFLECTION for MAUNDAY THURSDAY by Pamela Langford Close your eyes and think of the words that today’s reading brings you. Servant, humble, washed, clean, l...

Reflection by Lesle Cropp What brings you joy? Is it your grandchildren; or rain falling; or birdsong? Different things for different people. But can joy be ...

Writing to the church in Rome, the apostle Paul echoes the poetic truth from Psalm 130: “We cannot live by our own strength. We cannot save ourselves – who c...

Sometimes the world seems very dark, especially when we hear about or observe first-hand, violence, greed, hatred, racism, and our earth being despoiled by w...

Dear Friends, In this final chapter of John’s Gospel, we find seven of the disciples back in their old familiar fishing locality on the shore of the Sea of T...

Dear Friends, On Easter Day we celebrate ‘new life’ - the new life of the resurrected Christ, and the new life that we can have when we accept him as our Sav...

Dear Friends, This week, the stories from Dr Julianne Stewart about the work that the Anglican Board of Mission (ABM) is doing towards achievement of the Uni...

8 Jul 2018, Pentecost 7 Dear Friends, Our gospel passage for today (Mark 6:1-13) gives me great encouragement. It tells us that God takes ordinary people lik...