Our world is increasingly troubled and troubling. So, in our season of harvest, I have turned to our time honoured Christian tradition of...

Will human beings ever fathom all of the secrets of the universe? Certainly we are trying hard. Research institutions across the world,...

I recently discovered the ‘You Choose’ series of children’s books. Rather than a particular story that has characters and a beginning,...

Ruth and I have just spent a wonderful few days in Northern Cyprus hosted by our extended family, some of whom spoke no English....

The Paralympics started last week with another spectacular opening ceremony in Paris (this time in beautiful weather). As athletes,...

'A sense of sea and holidays begun, Leisure to live and breathe and smell and look Unfold for me this seaside history book '.   So wrote...

I’ve been reminded this week how many times we have make choices. Choosing things, determines our days. This week, many young people...

Today is my birthday! I am 48 years old! But there seems to be a culture amongst people my age and older to down play birthdays and to...

Last Monday, news began to filter through that children had been attacked in a Southport dance class, with the news that some had died...

Beginnings are interesting times. Whether it is a new baby, a change of government, a different job, another sporting event, or even a...

Whatever your view on the Euro football I doubt you’ll have missed the build up to Sunday’s football final in Berlin. England v Spain was...

We start this week with a new government and a new Prime Minister. What struck me most about Sir Keir Starmer’s speech to the nation was...

As we sang these stirring verses, I couldn’t help but reflect on how many saints we have celebrated in the last week or so. We began with...

It was with great sadness we learnt that Michael Mosley died whilst on holiday. His years of broadcasting around the topic of how to make...

Last week was the St Albans diocesan clergy conference. This happens once every three years and is a chance for stipendiary members of...

This week's reflection has been provided by Peter Curtis “They will bring forth fruit in old age.” The last 3 years or more has shown me...

Yesterday was the First Sunday after Trinity and we have entered the Church season known as Ordinary Time. Ordinary Time now stretches...

This week is Half Term. So we remember students and teachers, especially those caught up in examinations; also all families trying to...

The old order changeth, yielding place to new And God fulfills himself in many ways. Words from Morte d’Arthur by Alfred Lord Tennyson,...

“Slow down, you move too fast You got to make the morning last Just kicking down the cobblestones Looking for fun and feeling groovy Ba...