Proverbs 3
Reflections of Proverbs:
“My son, do not forget my teaching, but keep my commands in your heart”
A moment of Eucharist
A reflection on Eucharist in our current time
Thy Kingdom Come
Join in this novena from home between Ascension & Pentecost. Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus. What started in 2016 as an invitation from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the Church of England has grown…
Proverbs 16:9
We are not in control of our plans. Sometimes we need to let go and trust in the Lord.
Zooming together through scripture sharing
If you had to picture scripture study in your mind what would it look like? Perhaps you would imagine St Jerome in his cave praying and writing, or a university lecture with scratchings of Hebrew or Greek on a whiteboard, or maybe a group of people with their bibles open sitting around together… In the age of Coronavirus lockdown, HeartStone parish in Ainsdale has a new way to share scripture and…
Be still and know I am God – Psalms 46
Pastoral Associate, Joanne Wallace, reflects on a walk with her family.
More resources for Holy Week in the home
Below are some links for Holy Week in the home and teaching your children at home about Holy Week. Each day of the Triduum – Maunday Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday – is a new opportunity to talk with your children about the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. Why not ‘break bread’ together…
Bringing the clocks forward
29th March 2020 by Jess Noe, Pastoral Associate This morning I realised I had totally forgotten about the clocks going forward. Thankfully we don’t really have to worry about this because normally the change is automatically done on all our technological devices. Like me, I can imagine you have the odd clock somewhere in the house that requires to be changed manually. Ours is…
What is in your cupboard?
29th March 2020 by Eleanor Lalley, Pastoral Associate ‘Give us this day our daily bread’ In the last few weeks no day has passed without news about food and supermarkets. Staples such as pasta and rice are impossible to find, home food delivery slots are filled up weeks in advance, and people queue up early…