The Grammar of Praise: “Immortal, Invisible”, Verse 1
Hymns seem quite important recently. The scarcity of them in our present situation makes them seem more valuable, and I …
Hymns seem quite important recently. The scarcity of them in our present situation makes them seem more valuable, and I …
I was recently given a copy of Samuel Wells’ excellent book What Anglicans Believe: An Introduction. It’s well worth a …
As Trinity Sunday comes over the horizon of the liturgical year, a familiar nervousness sets in amongst those who observe …
Some recent discussions online about how we read the Bible made me remember a question a friend asked me a …
As I wrote in my last piece, I’ve been looking back on the last couple of years of training for …
I’ve had confirmation of passing training, I’ve been sent details of the service at the Minster, and so after a …
Preached at the church of St. John the Baptist, Beeston, during September 2017. May I speak in the name …
It’s a spring(ish) morning so the birds are making themselves known outside the window by the time I get up. …
Rather more than a year ago, whilst I was applying to train as a lay minister, I was asked to …
Today the Erewash Press published a book I’m very proud of: our affordable Kindle edition of The Parson’s Handbook by …