At his transfiguration on Mount Tabor, Jesus led the apostles apart, to a high place, Mt. Tabor in Galilee, where they could be alone. If...

Unlike their neighbours the Greek and Phoenicians, the ancient Hebrews were, famously, landlubbers! For them the sea was a symbol of...

Jesus, called ‘the Christ’ (i.e., ‘God’s anointed one’), was recognised after his death and resurrection as the eternal Son of God made...

Praying in the Trinity - the Holy Spirit God revealed to us that he is our loving Father because he sent his Son Jesus Christ who died...

The Importance of Prayer After worship together on Sundays the most important activity in the Christian life is always personal prayer....

Late June is known as ‘Petertide’ because the feast of St Peter the Apostle falls on 29 June (kept by us on Sunday the 30th of June). It...

by Rosemary Shirley Streams of living water This is the source of the river Ebro, Spain’s longest river. It rises here from the rocks of...

Luke 1. 57-66 57  Now the time came for Elizabeth to give birth, and she bore a son. 58  Her neighbours and relatives heard that the Lord...

The heart of a Christian church in the Anglican tradition is the altar, also known as the ‘Holy Table.’ It is the most sacred object in...

The Meaning of Baptism A Baptismal Font from the Early Church In the first centuries of the Church’s history baptism was mostly done by...

Having finished the Easter cycle we now begin what are called the Sundays after Trinity, which run through the summer and autumn until...

Spirit of the living God, fall afresh on me Spirit of the living God, fall afresh on me Melt me, mould me, fill me, use me. Spirit of the...