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John 20:19-31 Today we come to the story of Thomas whose critical mind puts him at odds with the other disciples. He needs more that the words of others to confirm the presence of the Christ in the world. He … Read More »
John 11:1-45 “LOST: male dog, has one eye, mangled left ear, missing left hind leg and most of his teeth, crooked tail. Answers to the name, ‘Lucky’. In our modern day world I suspect many of us feel a … Read More »
Luke 24:1-12 Sometimes a nod is as good as wink, don’t you think? As a kid I thought so. If I didn’t get a direct no to something I asked my parents, teacher or someone supposedly in charge, then … Read More »
(John 20:19-31) Susan R. Andrews writes when I was a student: “When I was in seminary, Doubting Thomas was my soul mate. Jesus kept “appearing ” to my fellow students within the rich stories of the Christian tradition. But like … Read More »
John 20:1-11 (10) Then the disciples returned to their homes. People rarely make instant decisions. People rarely get it straight away. No matter how obvious it may seem, no matter how remarkable something maybe, we seem to resist accepting what … Read More »
On the last day of the silent retreats, we get up early to watch the sun rise. After 3 days of silence, watching the sun rise reminds us of the new day dawning in our lives. After a time of … Read More »
Last week an 8 year old boy walked into his classroom in a school in the US prepared for show and tell. When his turn came he produced his fathers coat. He put his hands in the pockets and produced … Read More »
Today is an important day as I feel compelled to share with you what well-dressed Christian children wear to bed. Inspired by today’s Ephesians reading, a mother has designed the “Armour of God Pyjamas”, complemented by the whole armour of … Read More »
Well we have travelled quietly, and perhaps for some of us, not so quietly through Lent and are now on the verge of Easter and it’s tale of tragedy and triumph, of melancholia and great rejoicing, of confusion and hope. … Read More »