Category Archives: Worship and Prayer

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Print Version The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it.’ (John 1: 5) As we reach the end of a year and turn towards the year that is to come, the dark shadow of Covid-19 … Continue reading →

Print version ‘So you are a king?’ We can picture the scene as Jesus stands before Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea. Pilate asks: ‘Are you the King of the Jews?’ In response, Jesus speaks of a kingdom ‘not … Continue reading →

Print VersionIn a time of Remembrance, we turn to the One who offers ‘refuge and strength’ in time of trouble and whose presence stills the storm and calms our fears. (Psalm 46: 1) Our faith is rooted in the remembrance … Continue reading →

Print version The Gospel of Mark compares and contrasts the offering of a ‘poor widow’ with that of those who give out of their riches. To the outward appearance, the ‘two small copper coins’ barely register in the coffers of … Continue reading →

Print version Today, there are many voices crying out to be heard. The voices are of those who suffer and who are broken, and of those who are isolated and alone. These voices are intermingled with many others that cry … Continue reading →

Print version The faith we share affirms that it was ‘for us’ that Jesus Christ ‘became truly human’. So, in faith, when we turn to God and pray through Jesus Christ, we do so knowing that the One who brings … Continue reading →

Print version What do we see? As we survey the day-to-day progress of life: What do we see? What we might prefer to see is a world that is coherent and ordered, with everything in its place and a place for everything. … Continue reading →