Letter from Revd Helen Burnett. As recent global and local events have taught us the world is an unpredictable place.
This newsletter is designed to guide you and tide you over all [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett.
Although it is unseasonably warm as I write this, or maybe precisely because it is unseasonably warm this newsletter comes as a reminder to remember…
November is [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett. ‘Autumn Story’ is a 1980 children’s book, the third of the four seasons in Jill Barklem’s Brambly Hedge series.
In it the young mouse, Little Primrose, wanders [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett.
‘Use your Loaf’ – to think logically, rationally, or with common sense; to use one’s head. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which “loaf” is [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett.
Summer Spirals. I confess to loving a labyrinth – the sort you walk slowly and prayerfully not the sort you get stuck in with a minotaur!
And a [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett. This newsletter is being put together as the nation celebrates the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, I was in Glebe House our local nursing home as the first [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett.
Why May? It could be named after the Roman goddess Maia, who oversaw the growth of plants, alternatively, the name may (oh dear!) have come from the [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett. As we move into the final 2 weeks of Lent I invite you to consider how many Easters you have celebrated, how may Easter Eggs have [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett.
“I invite you to continue to think about compassion through the lens of hospitality”: were the words of Bishop Christopher introducing the 2021 Lent Appeal last [.. Read more ..]
Letter from Revd Helen Burnett.
This short month gifts us 4 Sundays before Lent begins. In the church calendar, this could easily be ‘in between time’ or even ‘dead time’ as [.. Read more ..]
