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Church Without Walls – 24th February

The Importance of Telling Others There’s a beautiful account in the Gospel of Mark where a man who has been possessed by demons, or experiencing some sort of challenging mental illness, is healed and made well by Jesus. Most of his life has been tormented by his illness. People have been fearful of his presence, […]

Rector’s Letter – March 2026

Dear Friends, I recently heard an interview on the radio with a lady who was a superfan of the band Depeche Mode. They have been together as a band over 40 years and as this lady was celebrating her 60th birthday, she planned to see them 3 times over the course of a year in […]

Church Without Walls – 17th February

Walking the Journey of Lent I usually approach the season of Lent with a mixture of excitement and trepidation. There’s excitement at this opportunity that comes my way annually over a 40 day period to deepen my spiritual life. It’s an invitation to be more intentional about things, and so I try to prepare a […]

Exploring ‘The Quiet Revival’

The latest Mission Matters podcast from the Church of Ireland’s Council for Mission podcast welcomes Dr Julie McKinley (from the Bible Society Ireland) and Dr Rhiannon McAleer (from the British and Foreign Bible Society, covering England and Wales) to unpack the ground–breaking findings of The Quiet Revival report. Julie and Rhiannon discuss the surprising surge in church […]

Church Without Walls – 3rd February

Instilling Good Habits It’s hard to believe that the season of Lent will soon be upon us. Lent is that 40 day period that Christians observe to mark the season that Jesus fasted in the wilderness before beginning his public ministry. It’s often used as a season for penitence and reflection in the build up […]

Church Without Walls – 27th January

Praying for Politicians and Their Families We have a seemingly inexhaustible appetite for politics and current affairs. In these days of 24 hour news cycles, you can stay up all night to watch the results of general elections, and hear learned commentators analysing the results and what they might mean for a country going forward. […]

Rector’s Letter – February 2026

Dear Friends, With Easter falling early this year our thoughts are turning to the season of Lent which begins in February. Rather like January, when people start the year with noble aspirations and resolutions about self- improvement, a healthier diet, exercise, perhaps learning a new skill or mastering a new language, the season of Lent […]