

Thought for the week - 18 December
There was once a preacher who asked his congregation if any one of them was perfect. "Put up your hand," he said, "if you think you are ...
Fr Harry
Dec 18, 2022


Thought for the week - 11 December
As I mentioned last week the season of Advent is very much dominated by the extraordinary figure of John the Baptist – the forerunner,...
Fr Harry
Dec 11, 2022


Thought for the week - 4 December
One of the dominant figures in the early chapters of the gospels and in this Advent, season is the figure of John the Baptist. "The...
Fr Harry
Dec 4, 2022


Thought for the week - 18 September
"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest...
St Stephens
Sep 18, 2022


Thought for the week - 19 December
Sometimes, just sometimes, I feel I’ve just, well, had enough! You know what I mean: That last phone call, another demand, another sermon...
Fr Andrew Sage
Dec 19, 2021


Thought for the week - 5 December
“A voice of one calling in the wilderness, ‘Prepare the way for the Lord.’ Doesn’t it strike you as odd? What’s the point of crying out...
St Stephens
Dec 5, 2021


Thought for the week - 28 November
Years ago, Helen and I used to foster children often for a short time in an emergency. One little girl came to us and stayed longer than...
Fr Andrew Sage
Nov 28, 2021


Thought for the week - Advent III
Readings: Isaiah 61.1-4, 8-end John 1.6-8, 19-28 Another reminiscence from Portsmouth days! During my time as a curate in Southsea I was...
Fr Andrew Sage
Dec 13, 2020


Thought for the Week - 6 December 2020
Old Testament reading. Isaiah 40: 1-11 This is a scene from the Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the story of what later became known as the...
Fr Anddrew
Dec 6, 2020


Fr Andrew's December message
Dear Friends in Christ, We all know that the Season of Advent is not an easy one for Christians to observe. I’ve moaned about it often...
St Stephens
Dec 2, 2017


