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Sunday, October 18, 2020

Some thoughts on healing in community. Isaiah 35:3-6 for "Welcome to Sunday" on St Lukes Day 2020

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I love that reading so very much.Usually I read it hearing Handel in the background, every sentence pointing towards the coming of Jesus and...
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Sunday, October 11, 2020

Reasons to be cheerful? A sermon for the Cathedral Eucharist, 11th October 2020, Proper 23A

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There is a cartoon doing the rounds on social media which really resonates with me. It shows a slightly anxious-looking couple walking toget...
Tuesday, September 29, 2020

"Hark, hark my soul, angelic strains are swelling..." - a reflection for Michaelmas

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It’s Michaelmas…the festival that celebrates angels, archangels and all the company of heaven - and for this part of my journey I'm base...
Sunday, September 06, 2020

Proper 18A A reconciled community?

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Where do you go to find community? It’s a question that has been more pressing this year than for a very long time, as many of us have found...
Sunday, August 16, 2020

Nevertheless, she persisted - a sermon for Trinity 10A at Coventry Cathedral, 16th August 2020

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"Preach about what you know, about your own experiences of the life of faith", said one of our tutors an alarming three decades ag...
Saturday, August 08, 2020

Risky discipleship in stormy waters Matthew 14:22-33 for Welcome to Sunday, 9th August 2020

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I grew up by the sea, and miss it dreadfully – both on the hazy days of high summer, when the entire world seems to be heading to the neares...
Sunday, August 02, 2020

Wrestling with God - a sermon on Genesis 32 for "Welcome to Sunday" and the Cathedral Eucharist, Coventry Cathedral, 2nd August 2020

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Poor Jacob. He really does struggle to get a good night’s sleep! Two weeks ago we thought about his amazing dream – the stairway to heaven –...
Sunday, July 26, 2020

Romans 8 for Welcome to Sunday, Trinity 7, 26th July 2020

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  I’m not always the best of friends with St Paul. This may not surprise you unduly: there’s plenty in his writings that will never make m...

Romans 8 for Welcome to Sunday, Coventry Cathedral in Diaspora 26th July 2020

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  I’m not always the best of friends with St Paul. This may not surprise you unduly: there’s plenty in his writings that will never make m...
Sunday, July 19, 2020

Trinity 6, Proper 11A 19th July 2020 for Coventry Cathedral

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"God is here as we his people meet to offer praise and prayer…" I’m rather fond of that hymn (not just because it’s set to Blaenw...
Sunday, July 12, 2020

Welcome to Sunday 12th July 2020

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Reading the gospels,  there are so many times when I wish I’d been there. To have really got to know Jesus the man, to discover what made8...
Sunday, June 21, 2020

Trinity 2 at Coventry Cathedral 21st June 2020

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Once upon a time there was a wealthy man who enjoyed a special relationship with God – so special that they agreed that God had chosen HI...
Monday, May 18, 2020

A Journal from the Plague Year: when the foundations are shaken...some thoughts for Mental Health Awareness Week

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Health warning: These are very limited and partial observations drawn from my own experience. Please, please, please if you are struggling ...
Sunday, May 10, 2020

Sermon in lockdown Easter 5 for Coventry Cathedral

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I wonder if you’ve turned to any box-sets for comfort and consolation during these days of Lockdown. Beset with unreliable internet at the ...
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Anglican priest, always learning and growing in ministry.Mum, excited granny, procrastinator of distinction.
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