Showing everything tagged as Thought for the week

We all need moments of hope in these difficult times and I would like to share one of those moments with you.

I grew up believing that imagination belonged to children and artists.

One of oddities I recently found in my local second-hand bookshop was “Misery and Misfortune: Sudden Deaths in Suffolk 1800 – 1850”.

This isn’t the story we thought we were in.

I’ve been vicar of St Martin’s for eight years but I still find myself baffled by homelessness.

During lockdown I subscribed to an online course. The theme was ageing wisely. The main thing I learned was that I should be old enough and wise enough not to waste my money on such things!

The logo created to advertise Telling Encounters, this year’s Disability conference, features the burning bush.

My first post-COVID non-virtual service was in my parents’ ancient parish church a couple of weeks ago.

The recent weather challenges the rather pompous patronising saying that ‘horses sweat, men perspire and ladies glow’.