Telling the story…
In the week before Easter I visited our three schools for their end of term Collective Worship. I had prepared a short talk, some additional props to help this incredible and yet, such a hard story. To be honest, I was feeling a little daunted.
Each of the three schools were so well prepared, in different ways, but the amazing thing that bound them all together was their understanding and ability to explain the whole story by writing, pictures and actions.
Sometimes we should just leave the story to itself and not over-complicate things. Too much theological interpretation is not always a good thing!!
Rev’d Sue Martin
I have always been fascinated by the large container ships that carry vast numbers of containers across the world. In October 2018, I was visiting my daughter and family in Hong Kong and we were fortunate to or not, to get very close to a large container ship.
Arise and shine for your light has come ! Isaiah chapter 60:1
September 29th. Michaelmas, an important day in the farming year when traditionally farm tenancies changed, and farm workers were unhired or hired for the coming year. Must have been a difficult time if you were a hired hand and then n longer had a job for the winter ahead. The hiring fairs across the country were held around this day
Every step of our lives is involved in learning. Every day, every waking minute, wherever we are, and however old we may be, we are still learning. Education is the key!