St James’ Conversations – Sunday 1st August 2021
https://vimeo.com/584486368 Readings: John 6:24-35 and Ephesians 4:1-16 Rev. Harriet Johnston talks about following Jesus and how this leads to flourishing in our lives.
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St. James’ Conversations – Sunday 25 July 2021 – Revd Harriet Johnstone
https://vimeo.com/579153504 Harriet explains that we all have something to offer, and God can use what we give to make a big difference.
St James’ Conversations – Sunday 11 July 2021 – Revd Paul Watson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK8wYNiKvfI
St James’ Conversations – Sunday 4 July 2021 – Revd Paul Watson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2klgp89ZjOs
St James’ Conversations – Sunday 27 June 2021 – Revd Harriet Johnston
https://youtu.be/ND7U8v4g070
Thought for the day 30th June 2021 – A slide with a view
Sunset over the Campsies I had been to see the sun setting on Monday night and once it had gone behind the horizon I came home and got ready for bed when I caught a glimpse of red through a gap in the curtains. The
Thought for the day 23rd June 2021 – Appearances can deceive
“Paul and Silas were watching a match” sounds like the beginning of a New Testament joke. However Silas is a post graduate student from Zimbabwe who I have met through the Buddy scheme of Friends International and we watched Scotland play Croatia together last night.
St James’ Conversations – Sunday 20 June 2021 – Revd Paul Watson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLGELyqS_2s
Midsummer Festival @ St James Church – Celebrating local talent
Friday 18th June @ 7pm - An interactive conversation and interview with local authors, Mick Ashworth and Lewis Blair about their new books. Elegantly written and beautifully illustrated, WHY NORTH IS UP? tells you everything you need to know about the signs, symbols and science
Thought for the Day 16th June 2021 – In Praise of Beauty
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder” is a well-known saying that captures something of the way in which there is a unique response by each of us to what we see as beautiful. It has been wonderful to see the reaction of the
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