Newsletter December, 2024
Newsletter December, 2024 Read More »
The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few; therefore ask the Lord of the harvest to send out labourers into his harvest. Go on your way! (Luke 10:1) The world of the early middle ages was transformed by the Irish monks, who followed the call to apostleship. Columbanus, who was born in Leinster, Ireland,
Update for Forest Row for Sunday, 1st September, 2024 Read More »
Two healings follow from each other in the course of the ten gospel readings that lead from St John’s Tide to Michaelmas: last week, we heard the healing of the blind man who had the strength to stand up for what he needed and to speak out of his I. This week’s healing is very
Update for Forest Row for Sunday, 25th August, 2024 Read More »
“What is your will that I should do for you?” (Luke 18) Can it be right to pray for ourselves, or to pray for a specific outcomes for others? When we leave the simplicity of childhood prayers behind, we can come up against problems. Does expecting an answer to prayer feel a bit like magic?
Update for Forest Row for Sunday, 18th August, 2024 Read More »
Take nothing for the journey (Luke 9:3) Every time we move house, we are reminded how much stuff we have accumulated. It’s tempting to imagine that we could just shed it all and live a simpler life. But soon, the needs of the our life in our new dwelling assert themselves, and we start to
Update for Forest Row for Sunday, 11th August, 2024 Read More »