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When we are being ruled by dictators and corrupt politicians, love wins. When we can see no hope, nor a way out of the social, economic, and environmental problems we face, love wins. In the end, love will always win.

Upcoming women’s book groups – based around the book “Sensible Shoes” by Sharon Garlough Brown. The book is a novel through which we get a glimpse into the lives of four women who are on a spiritual journey. Groups will reflect together on each chapter of the book and how…

Sun 13th @ 8am Palm Sunday @ St. Mark’s A traditional Palm Sunday worship Sun 13th @ 9.30am Palm Sunday @ St. Mark’s Contemporary Family Worship Tue 15th @ 7pm Chrism @ The Cathedral Rededication in ministry – all welcome! Wed 16th @ 6.30pm Agape Supper @ St. Mark’s A…

The story of Mary anointing the feet of Jesus paints the picture of a Messiah who defies social norms, as John in his gospel rewrites everything we think and know about God.

Yes, we can lament at those in power for their corruption and wicked ways, but we are responsible for only one heart, and that is our own.

Each of us needs to spend time listening to God, and stay in tune with the Spirit, to work out how and when and where God is leading, and to enable us to work out God’s purposes in the world.

Helen Tyte speaks about Gender equality on International Womens’ Day.

What’s happening across the diocese this week.

Find out about our Lent Course “Before the Cross” which begins on Tuesday 11 March 2025 at 6:30pm in St Paul’s Christian Education Centre.

God loves you, because God loves you, because God loves you, and God remembers your sins no more. You are truly free.

Join the cast at the 2025 Walk to Calvary event.

If you are trying to follow Jesus and you are being told you are a ‘sinner’ and you are being made to feel guilty or condemned — possibly by a Christian leader or church doctrine — then you are being told to focus on a gap that is no longer…