When the World Shifted: 25 Years On from September 11th Tragedy has a way of shattering our sense of security, forcing us to grapple with grief, anger, and the difficult question of where God is in the midst of human suffering and, twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks in the United States, Angie looks back […]
A pastoral letter for when life feels paused There are seasons in life when everything seems to slow down; when doors close, plans dissolve, or the next step feels frustratingly unclear. These “in-between” moments can feel empty or unsettling, yet they are often rich with unseen purpose. In this pastoral letter, written to Rachel but […]
Take the word ‘soul’. What on earth does it mean? Going to the dictionary will give these three definitions: It’s a deep concept but one that’s really worth trying to understand better than a superficial ‘google search’ for it is something than helps us to understand ourselves. Going within can lead to a labyrinth but […]
How very old-fashioned and religious some might say – perhaps they are right! And yet, is there something here that is misunderstood, something worth investigating to be salvaged, ‘contextualised’ and re-understood for our times?
Lent used to be about giving up biscuits and chocolates, religiously! There’s something here of an internal struggle that goes on between ‘legalism’ and ‘liberty’ or, if you prefer, ‘Law’ and ‘Grace’.
