Over the last few weeks, I have been boring everyone in our house by saying something like ‘I can’t ever remember an April like this!!!’ I have to say, the statement was tempered by the fact that my memory is pretty poor.
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In the few days before writing this article the Archbishops of Canterbury and York have tabled a motion accusing the leaders of a particular country of stifling the reconciliation of social divisions
What will the New Year bring? How will it be for me? These type of questions are those we might ask ourselves at the turning of the year. For some a new year can’t come quickly enough, “I’ll be glad to see the back of 2018” is the sentiment for some I know who have had a terrible 2018 with illness or other events in their lives
Back to school. The start of September. These were phrases which used to stir up mixed emotions in me when I was teacher. On the one hand it meant an end to the long summer holiday
Read any good books recently?
I know that many of you are avid readers. Judging by the books that are bought at church fairs or borrowed from church bookshelves I’d say that novels are much more popular than theological books; not a criticism just an observation