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Below is a link to an article reporting some research into the effects of stories on us. If this research finding is confirmed then from a Christian point of view it would heighten the importance of the fact that so … Continue reading →

Below is a repost from Scot McKnight’s blog on what might make a good conversation, growing out of a book on 17th Century conversation groups. It is very thoughtful and apposite not only to personal encounters, but responding to blog … Continue reading →

 OK, ‘quietly’ might not be the appropriate adverb describing the writing of this post, but in terms of its practical application then I think that’s probably the best way of doing it. Essentially, this is a critique of the way … Continue reading →

Attached is the Hay Family Christmas Newsletter for 2013. Our best wishes to all of you who read it and may you know the peace and joy of Christ. 2013 xmas letter

Prestonfield Remembrance Service 10 Nov 2013, 10.45am CALL TO REMEMBRANCE                                     I lift up my eyes to the hills – from whence will my help come? My help comes from the Lord, Who made heaven and earth. Psalm 121.1-2 “In 1918 … Continue reading →

This morning I had the privilege of delivering the Moment of Reflection at the beginning of the Graduation Ceremony – and it was a joy to see one or two folks I know walking across the stage to receive their … Continue reading →

No, this is not a post about Mick Jagger, but an attempt to answer the question, ‘Why do Christians eat chocolate Easter eggs?’ (Apart from just saying, ‘We like chocolate, so why not?’) Easter eggs should be eaten on Easter … Continue reading →

The scene in the garden at Priestfield Church today after the snow fell, showing off the blue of the contractor’s huts as they get ready to start work on 11 March. The projected time for the work is 14 weeks, … Continue reading →

Those who know me well, know just how much I hate receiving a Christmas card with a robin on it. (Or a snowman, or a Santa, but the robin just seems to epitomise this for me.) Christmas is about Christ, … Continue reading →