Sunday 20th April 2025 Easter Sunday
The Guard’s ReportI’m supposed to write some sort of report saying what happened didn’t happen. Them priests want us to say that that group of Galilean fishermen overpowered us and took the body. Well, it’s…
The Guard’s ReportI’m supposed to write some sort of report saying what happened didn’t happen. Them priests want us to say that that group of Galilean fishermen overpowered us and took the body. Well, it’s…
There were crowds to welcome Jesus. A few were His followers. They recognised something special about Him, something about His teaching, something about the way He interacted with people. They’d stick with Him through thick…
Mia is a pedigree Vizsla. She has a Kennel Club record proving her pedigree. (Amba may have a pedigree, we’re not sure—she’s just a bundle of youthful energy in a wirey coat!)In terms of church…
Mothering Sunday When our girls were younger, Mothering Sunday was a complication of cards. There were cards for Natalie, cards for their Godmothers, cards for Nanny, cards for Nanny Joyce, and the cards for Grandma.…
Water is essential to life. You can go for two-three weeks without food, but only two-three days without water. Water is essential for our bodies. 60-80% of our body is made up from water right…
There is music … and then there is music. There are paintings … and then there are paintings. Vivaldi’s ‘Spring’ from the ‘Four Seasons’ is beautiful, full of melody and intricate harmonies; it is aesthetically…
I remember learning about the heart for ‘O’ Level biology. I spent hours reproducing the drawing from the text book. Its four chambers, the valves stopping a backflow of blood, the aorta carrying oxygenated blood…
We seem to like to leave permanent markers of our presence. Go to the top of a mountain and there you’ll find a cairn. At either end of a long-distance walk there’ll be a pile…
The sea of Galilee is noted for its changeable weather – one minute serene and calm, the next squalling winds and rain. Peter, James and John would have been only too aware of the lake’s…
Rivers. From a tiny source to a wide estuary; from burbling brook to a stately flow. Constantly flowing, constantly trying to find the smoothest route to the open sea. Along its banks plants grow, drawing…