Can something so small really make an impact? Or does it mean my life is so awful that the sight and sound of a small songbird can give extra meaning to my day? … More Goldfinch- Look, See, Pray
Rain has been thundering down all evening, bins are being battered into the lamp-posts, and only a few miles away snow is falling sideways in blizzard conditions. … More Be Strong- Look, See, Pray
I heard myself say quietly “Come on, you could get a TANK through that gap!” … More Before You Say It- Look, See, Pray
Walk with me and work with me- watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. … More Sleep Sweetly- Look, See, Pray
The strangest day in 2003 was undoubtedly the Eclipse. Typically for Britain, the sky over us was mostly cloudy- we even wondered if we’d see the eclipse at all. The clouds grew patchy, and the disk of the Sun could be seen as a full white circle against a dark-ish background. Gradually the disk was … More Growing Dark- Look, See, Pray
Never work with children or animals… and using telephoto zooms for long-range Alpine landscapes just might need a blush and an explanation. … More Polite Company- Look, See, Pray
Bonfire night is over, so it must be time for the Advent resources. Here’s a handy-dandy guide to loads of my Advent printable crafts, patterns, recipes (sort of). Use them for Messy Church, Christmas fairs, schools/family events, Christingles crib services and outreach events. There will be more coming soon – colouring, puzzles etc – but … More Advent Stuff
Dr Raymond Brown, to be continued… His sure faith was not misplaced: and there’s a party waiting. … More A Good Ending- Look, See, Pray
Being photographed thrills some people and horrifies others! a “natural” model is free of self-consciousness, relaxing in front of the lens, and making almost any photographer look brilliant. … More My Best Side- Look, See, Pray
At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. These famous lines from Laurence Binyon’s poem, ‘For the Fallen’, conjure powerful images of poppies and old soldiers and people standing in silence. But for many – most – of us, the events about which they were written have faded into … More Sunset / Sunrise
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