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All of us bear scars that others cannot see, but the process of healing can take place within a loving and accepting community of God’s people.

Primary 6 Prefects from St George’s Prep School helped decorate the tree at St. Peter’s Church. 

As adults, we should remember to say please, thank you and sorry.

Some Christians believe in a literal six-day creation. Should the account in Genesis be treated like a modern scientific account or is there another way?

The message of Mark 13 is a way of saying God understands, is with us, and everything will be okay. Today, if you are struggling or suffering, then read Mark 13, because it is for you.

We must put our trust in God and lean deeper into Jesus, and like Simon, Andrew, James, and John, recognise who Jesus is, be ready to drop everything, and follow.

Exploring some of the riches and challenges around Anglican identity thinking about how over the centuries the Anglican expression of the Christian Faith has sought unity in Christ while acknowledging a diversity of theological perspectives. This in turn will allow us to reflect on current discussions within the Anglican Communion…

The second of The Thomas and Winifred Nisbett Lectures from Marcus Throup, St. Mellitus College.

If you are struggling to know what to do in any given situation, and are concerned with doing the ‘right’ thing, then simply go back to the two greatest commandments, for no religious, political, or social law can ever override them.

A Public Lecture exploring some of the riches and challenges around Anglican identity thinking about how over the centuries the Anglican expression of the Christian Faith has sought unity in Christ while acknowledging a diversity of theological perspectives.

Whether we need to be seen or enable others to be seen, the invitation from Jesus is for us and for everyone.

We must be ambitious to serve and to love, and to be Jesus to all we meet. If we make love our focus and our goal then truly, we shall be great.