CHURCH NOTES: Awaiting spring sunshine
As the rain falls, my mind turns to the Bible story of Noah. He and his family stuck inside a ...
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CHURCH NOTES: Kingdom Keys: Eating Together
Cooking and eating together builds social connection and by saying grace before eating we make this daily need for food ...
CHURCH NOTES: Kingdom Keys – Family Matters
Family matters. Every one of us has come from a family, whether we're in touch with them today or not
Church notes: We need human contact
The joyous sunshine, the feel of spring in the air and optimism rising has made us reflect on how grateful ...
Every little helps for Wokingham’s Salvation Army as supermarket supports hot meal initiative
AN INITIATIVE to help bring hot meals to Wokingham’s vulnerable residents has been giving more than a little help from ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: Churches Together in Wokingham wins community award
Churches Together in Wokingham has won a Community Partners Award.
CHURCH NOTES: Control of our lives
I THOUGHT I had total control of my life, where I went, who I talked to. Then coronavirus and lockdown ...
CHURCH NOTES: Gaining perspective
How is a Navy Seal’s life like our life currently in the United Kingdom during this Covid-19 pandemic? Answer: VUCA! ...
CHURCH NOTES: Time remembered
For winter's rains and ruins are over,And all the season of snows and sinsThe days dividing lover and loverThe light ...
Lent: A time for sacrifice
What are you giving up for Lent? Chocolate, alcohol, meat? Every year I get a reminder from Yeldall Manor drug ...
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