Seraphic Worlds

As part of the process of discernment - working through a sense of calling to the priesthood of the Church of England - I'm encouraged t...

This blog would have originally been published in May of 2014. For reasons I can't quite recall - perhaps because it was too personal - ...

As part of my discernment journey, and exploring my understanding of liturgy, was asked to rewrite the Lord's Prayer in my own words. I ...

Ezekiel 37: 1-14, John 11: 1-45 The Church of England’s Revised Common Lectionary gives two rather lengthy readings for this Sunday, but, ...

We live in unprecedented times. Even if one is to look at past pandemics, like the Bubonic Plague, or past events that transformed nationa...

I want this to be a short post, but I'm not sure how easy that'll be. You see the issue I'm here to discuss is sort about words...

Last week the House of Commons held a lengthy, eleven and a half hour debate on whether or not the United Kingdom should extend it's ai...

This was a talk I wrote for a service at a sheltered housing complex on Sunday 8th November.  The passage it's all about is Daniel chapt...

A week ago I was still in Hungary, enjoying the weather in my favourite city, Budapest, and feeling the high of a week spent serving God wit...

Ah, even the logo makes me feel nostalgic... I've been feeling particularly nostalgic for various media this summer.  From the trail...

So, Scotland has decided. My fears were unwarranted and the majority chose to vote No and the United Kingdom I call my home will contin...