Fr Andrew Teather
- 1 day ago
Thought for the week - 3 December 2023
You can’t escape the symbolism of watching in Advent, can you? From the purple of the vestments reminding us of the dark before the dawn...
Fr Andrew Teather
- Nov 26
Thought for the week - 26 November 2023
When I was a little boy we used to play a game called king of the hill. We’d run outside find a dirt pile, a bin, even on one memorable...
Fr Andrew Teather
- Nov 19
Thought for the week - 18 November 2023
All this talk of servants and masters is hard to swallow for our modern ears. We have a difficult enough time acting out our faith – and...
Fr Andrew Teather
- Nov 12
Thought for the week - 12 November 2023
The whole month of November is given to remembering the dead, but more than that, because as Christians, we can pray for the dead as...
Fr Andrew Teather
- Nov 5
Thought for the week - 5 November 2023
Nothing that we build really lasts of course, eventually it will fall down, or need repair, or become obsolete – even things we buy...
Fr Andrew Teather
- Oct 28
Thought for the week - 29 October 2023
People often have polarised views about faith and as I was saying last week, at this precise moment in the history of the world, they...
Fr Andrew Teather
- Oct 22
Thought for the week - 22 October 2023
People often have expectations of others which may or may not be realistic – and we can have expectations of ourselves too which may be...
Fr Anddrew
- Oct 15
Thought for the week - 15 October 2023
It is quite usual in our culture for a bride to arrive late for her wedding. Often, the closer the bride lives to the church, the longer...
Jan Delauney
- Oct 8
Thought for the week - 8 October 2023
Today's readings involve tales of two vineyards and a cornerstone. 700 years before Jesus, the prophet Isaiah gives us a song of a...
Cathy Davies
- Oct 1
Thought for the week - 1 October 2023
One of the hymns I particularly recall from school, both primary and secondary, and because of the catchy tune (Camberwell by Michael...