What can I do?
Marion ·
I was out in the garden about 10 days ago digging up the gladioli which won’t survive the winter cold – but will we have winter cold? I usually have them out […]
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Apocalypse and the Walking Dead
Michael ·
I like my TV viewing to go hand in hand with life’s big existential and theological questions, who else? (What? only me?!?) Whether it’s questions about family (The Sopranos), death […]
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Yesterday, Today and the Same Forever
Marie ·
It is now three weeks since I started working in Age Action, and thus far, I am delighted, and I feel as if I’ve returned home. It reminds me of […]
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Light & Dark
Peggy ·
Had a real “huh” moment the other day. You know, the kind where you hear or read something and then just stop for a moment to try and digest it […]
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Show and Tell
Mark ·
Sometimes prayer comes naturally. It flows from a heart that is attune to what God is doing or the possibility of what God can do. It brings strength and peace. […]
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You just never know
Marion ·
I was talking with Fiona, Anna and B about the start of Talls and Smalls. B suggested I told the story of the mothers and toddlers’ group I joined in […]
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Bubbles
Adeleh ·
Bubbles. We live in them, so they say. We convince ourselves they are real and that this is how life is. We talk to people who share our point of view, we […]
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‘Where is the Continuity?!’ (P. Carolan)
Brian ·
I made my long-awaited return to the cinema this past week. I love going to the cinema, there is something about getting the tickets, buying the sweets, drinks, popcorn, nacho’s […]
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That’s Crazy Talk…
Peggy ·
For God so loved the world… You know how the rest goes. Eternal life etc. It’s the mantra of Christians everywhere, every-when. We’re going to live forever in a perfect world, […]
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Becoming a Hedgehog
Mark ·
1 Would you rather be a fox or a hedgehog? It’s a seemingly pointless question with potentially life-altering implications. Back in 2001, Jim Collins wrote a book called Good to Great in […]
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