In January 2022 I spent 4 weeks at an Anglo-Catholic church in a nearby town, as part of my lay ministry training. I somehow got busy after that and never posted these reflections. But, over a year later, they still make sense to me, so here they are…. My church experience has been fairly eclecticContinue reading “Crossing boundaries (1)”
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Cave: the world in my back lounge
On March 24th 2020 office life abruptly ceased and along with thousands of others, I became a home-worker – and entered the existence of a hermit. It was a shock to say the least (to those I live with too, who were suddenly exposed to much more of my presence than they had been usedContinue reading “Cave: the world in my back lounge”
Cave, refectory, road: reflections on lockdown spirituality
Over the last year I’ve been introduced to the writing of Julian of Norwich. (Just watched a fantastic documentary by Dr Janina Ramirez which gives a great insight into Julian’s life including her book Revelations of divine love). Julian lived from approximately 1342 – 1416 or so. She was an important figure in medieval timesContinue reading “Cave, refectory, road: reflections on lockdown spirituality”
From Carousel to COVID
When you walk through a stormHold your head up highAnd don’t be afraid of the dark At the end of a stormThere’s a golden skyAnd the sweet silver song of a lark Walk on through the windWalk on through the rainThough your dreams be tossed and blown Walk on, walk onWith hope in your heartAndContinue reading “From Carousel to COVID”
On the journey 