Good in Parts

The story of Joseph and the deeply pessimistic psalm of lament set for this evening might not seem to have much to say to one another. Aft...

Lord, teach us to pray You’d think, wouldn’t you, that after almost 3 years of following Jesus round Galilee that the disciples might hav...

What do you get when you bring two Coventry icons together? A week of hope and joy it seems – as every evening from Tuesday to Friday our ...

If you had to sum up the Christian faith in a single verse of Scripture I wonder what that verse might be. Have a think, and do tell me aft...

Pentecost and Pride – Coventry Cathedral 2019 Acts 2, John 14 When the day of Pentecost had come the people of Coventry Cathedral were al...

There’s a patch of bare earth in front of the cathedral – and a real sense that something is missing For 8 weeks the Knife Angel occupied ...

I’m not a very assiduous gardener. I enjoy a bit of gentle pottering but confronted by the account of Isaiah’s vineyard, I’m instantly look...

God, the source and inspiration of all that is good and lovely in our world, Today we grieve with the people of Paris, Mourning...

Good morning – and happy Mothers’ Day to you...or is it actually Mothering Sunday.  And does it matter anyway? I think it does. Mothe...

I first visited this cathedral as a small child – one of the many who came in the 60s to see the wonder that was quite unlike anything els...

Its very tempting to read this afternoons New Testament lesson, weighing in as it does to those who start building or go into battle witho...

Today the Knife Angel arrived in Coventry.   Standing so close to our two cathedrals, it occupies a good place to plant seeds of h...

25 years ago, my youngest child was a cold-ridden toddler having an uncharacteristically fractious and clingy afternoon. I was up to ...

We've been doing a spot of digging just outside the Cathedral. The Knife Angel is due to arrive in town on Thursday and needs a good f...

The Jordan is a most disappointing river…."more history than water", said our guide – and certainly there wasn’t much to impress...