Dear All Saints and St Marys Blessings Today is the feast of Ignatius of Loyola – who lived in 1491-1556 in Spain. He is perhaps famously...

How kind have you been to others this week? How gentle have you been to yourself?

Dear All Saints and St Marys This weekend, and last weekend, are often called “Petertide”. After Saint Peter no less! St Peter and St...

Fairness and generosity are at the heart of Paul's plea to the church in Corinth in this week's New Testament reading

I have been pondering the phrase “The best laid plans...”. Its a proverb which speaks of how even some of the best plans can go awry.

It is this time in the ordinary cycle of the church that we are given a little space to settle into a familiar rhythm.

We think about living in the light of the Glory of God in our services this week

As part of the festival of Pentecost we celebrate the very beginning of the Church, a group of people from a multitude of places,

In these days from Ascension to Pentecost, the church embarks on a global season of prayer called They Kingdom Come.

Today – May the 8th - is also the day the Church remembers Julian of Norwich (1417). She was the first woman to have her writing published

3 simple prayers: Morning Lord... Lunchtime Lord... Evening Lord....

There is something rather wonderful about the Easter greeting. Its simple call and answer response.

Dear friends, I hope you have all had good weeks and perhaps have been able to enjoy the benefits of the next stage of lockdown easing. ...

Dear Sisters and Brothers of All Saints and St Marys It has been a delightful Easter Week, and one that has brought with it a sense of...

That is the shout - the cry - the rejoicing - the sound that echo’s around the world on this weekend. Easter is here.

We have been and will continue this week to be able to share together in person and online the Holiest of weeks in the Christian year

Hello All Saints and St Marys We are now well and truly emerging into the heart of Lent. Refreshment from mothering Sunday has passed, as...

Mothering Sunday is celebrated at a mid way point in Lent. It is a time of light relief when we join in celebrating in a different way.