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Exam Fever
It was a long time ago but I can vividly remember collecting my exam results. I felt nervous and uncertain. The weeks of build up to the...

Mark Dearnley
Aug 23, 20221 min read


A Journey to Hope
We are on holiday in Thurlestone, down in Devon. A few days ago Lee and I decided to walk to Hope Cove and back. It is only 1 mile away...

Em Coley
Aug 15, 20221 min read


A Summer Litany
God, our source of life and love, we thank you for – Our Christian family, supporting, encouraging and giving us hope Rosemary...

Gill Keir
Aug 8, 20221 min read


Feel the Love
At the 10am service yesterday we heard the beautiful reading from Hosea describing God’s love for his people. In terms which have often...

Richard Butler
Aug 1, 20221 min read


The 12th Player
Last week saw England reach the semi-finals of Euro 2022. They beat Spain 2-1 after a nail biting extra 30 minutes of play, for which I...

Liz Guest
Jul 25, 20222 min read


Wrestling in Prayer and Preaching
I was very struck by a headline on the BBC news on Sunday. “Sajid Javid says prayer meeting moved him to quit”. The BBC article explains...

Margaret Blake
Jul 11, 20222 min read


Prayer on a Global Scale
A prayer for us to use during the week ahead. This is based on our prayers we shared together during our Sunday worship. The psalmist...

Ruth Dearnley
Jun 27, 20222 min read


Light and Life
There’s something about the length of daylight at this time of year – quite wonderful. I’ve woken before 4am to a growing brightness in...

Mark Dearnley
Jun 20, 20222 min read


Feeling the Spirit
Before the Ascension, Jesus promised that when he was no longer with his disciples on Earth, he would send the Holy Spirit to them in his...

Richard Butler
Jun 6, 20221 min read


Time to Celebrate
As you have walked down any high street or road with shops I am sure you have seen displays marking the Queens Jubilee. Some streets are...

Liz Guest
May 30, 20222 min read


À Bientôt
Sometimes saying goodbye can feel hard to do. Particularly in the context of parting or moving on, or more poignantly at the end of life....

Mark Dearnley
May 23, 20221 min read


Times of refreshing
Acts 3:17-20 “And now, brothers and sisters, I know that you acted in ignorance, as did also your rulers. In this way God fulfilled what...

Alex Huzzey
May 16, 20222 min read


Mountains and Boats
Last week Margaret asked us ‘What do you read?’ I am reading a book about the Parables by Paula Gooder. In the book Gooder points out...

Margaret Blake
May 9, 20222 min read


Promises of the Heart
Matthew 13 As soon as Jesus was baptised, he went up out of the water. At that moment heaven was opened, and he saw the Spirit of God...

Ruth Dearnley
Apr 25, 20222 min read


Before the Dawn
Today we begin the final two weeks of Lent, which have traditionally been called Passiontide. Throughout Lent we have been in reflective...

Richard Butler
Apr 5, 20222 min read


Power
‘I’ve got the Power’ sang Snap, in their hit from January 1990. Well … we certainly didn’t have the power on Thursday evening. For about...

Liz Guest
Mar 28, 20222 min read


A Matter of Time
This weekend the clocks go forward an hour. This relatively recent adjustment to our seasonal time (1916) was introduced to make the most...

Mark Dearnley
Mar 21, 20221 min read


One thing
This Sunday we focused on Psalm 27 in our 10am morning service. It's one of those psalms which has all human experience in it. Written by...

Alex Huzzey
Mar 14, 20222 min read


Storms
Headline news read that we have had 3 in a row. This past few days storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin have pushed their way across the...

Ruth Dearnley
Feb 22, 20222 min read


Love is in the Air!
As we celebrate Valentine's Day the emphasis is on romantic love, a love between a couple. And the Bible has much to say about this. But...

Em Coley
Feb 14, 20221 min read
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