by philip-churchill | Jun 11, 2025 | Blog
When I consider unity, I feel humble because I have seen so much division – within families, with colleagues and in communities. Thinking about where we have influence, let’s consider what unity would look like in our corner of the world. I was feeling anxious about a...
by philip-churchill | May 14, 2025 | Blog
How are your bowels? Nope, this isn’t an awkward dive into your personal habits—no Bristol Stool Chart here! What I’m asking is far more fundamental than that. But first, let me tell you a story. It’s one I’ve been given permission to share. Last year, I was giving my...
by philip-churchill | Apr 18, 2025 | Blog
Happy Easter! This is the season of resurrection, of life bursting forth where death once reigned, of hope that refuses to stay buried. It’s the season when we remember that Jesus didn’t just break out of the grave—he shattered every limitation we thought existed. And...
by Pete Carter | Apr 14, 2025 | Blog
Dear Friends, Recent developments have brought significant changes to the NHS, including the government’s decision to abolish NHS England to reduce bureaucracy and reallocate resources. Additionally, the Chancellor has announced a 10% reduction in civil service...
by philip-churchill | Feb 11, 2025 | Blog
Emmental cheese isn’t something I think about often. Sure, I enjoy a nice cheddar as much as the next person, but pondering its theological implications? That’s not typical for me! Yet recently, God used a block of Emmental to speak to me. Granted, I was in Germany at...
by philip-churchill | Jan 26, 2025 | Blog
During worship I had a picture of Jesus inviting me to join Father, Son and Holy Spirit in a circle dance. They were interlinked in a circle. I was reminded of the old traditional circle dances I learned as a teenager, arms intertwined at shoulder level and a lot of...
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