Sara explores the discipline of living vulnerable lives.
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Spirituality
The Secularisation of Martin Luther King
Jon Kuhrt encourages us to remember the motivation behind MLK's activism.
Jon Kuhrt works with people affected by homelessness, offending and chronic addictions at the West London Mission. He, his wife and three children are part of Streatham Baptist Church and he is a member of the Christians on the Left. He likes football…but loves cricket.
#fulcrumsermonthoughts: sermon thoughts for everyday discipleship
Weekly sermon thoughts for everyday discipleship based on two RCL lectionary readings
John is the Vicar of St Paul’s, Tupsley and St Andrews, Hampton Bishop in Hereford Diocese. He’s also currently doing Doctoral Studies at Kings College London.
A review of The Five Pathways to Wholeness by Roger Hurding
Roger Hurding navigates an ancient pathway towards wholeness as reviewed by Bowman Walton
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Eden Imperative – with Tea, Cakes…and Cath Kidston
A reflection on the surprising places of creation and flourishing in Greater London
Engaging with Martyn Lloyd-Jones
An insightful review of this collection of biographies of the life of Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Ven Dr Gordon W Kuhrt formerly Archdeacon of Lewisham, and then Director of Ministry for the Archbishops’ Council 1996-2006
Meditations on Holy Week and Easter: Salisbury Cathedral 2013
This index page provides links to all the meditations offered by Sarah Coakley at Salisbury Cathedral in 2013
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Easter Day Homily – Salisbury Cathedral 2013
Easter Day sermon by Sarah Coakley delivered at Salisbury Cathedral
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Listening to Conflict: a sermon at St Andrew's Church Holborn
This Lenten sermon, by a psychotherapist, explores the various issues of conflict in our lives through reflection on Deuteronomy 4 and Matthew 5
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Meandering in South Sudan: a poem
A poem written in Juba, South Sudan, last Saturday meditating on the significance of the River Nile
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings is Honorary Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Ely and Research Associate at the Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide.