St James’ Conversations – Sunday 20 June 2021 – Revd Paul Watson
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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
Midsummer Festival @ St James Church – Celebrating local talent
Ten days of festivities on Zoom and in person to raise funds for the Community A-V Project. The project will purchase equipment to enable two-way participation in community activities at St James as well as church services, so people can join in from wherever they
Thought for the Day – 9th June 2021- Mug From Above
This photo, sent to me by Sophie, is named “Mug from above.” It is one of three photos she sent to show me the mugs St James is selling to fundraise for the Community audio-visual project. I’ve found putting together the publicity for St James’s
St James’ Conversations – Sunday 6 June 2021 – Revd Paul Watson
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Thought for the Day – 2nd Feb 2021 – When We Pray
The earth from outer space with a shining light above it. Last Sunday Harriet reminded us in the very telling phrase that when we pray we do not pray as the alone praying to the alone. This sentence has stuck with me since then and
St James Conversations – Sunday 30 May 2021 – Revd Harriet Johnston
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Thought for the Day – 26th May 2021 – Images of Christ
Often on a Sunday morning I switch my radio on around 7am and listen to Radio 4’s Sunday programme. This religious current affairs programme is interesting to listen to as I awake and prepare myself to lead Sunday services. Last Sunday an interview with Chine
Walk the St James’ Labyrinth
St James' car park from the air. Photo credit James Faddes In April 2021 Harriet, Curate at St James and a couple of assistants painted a labyrinth on the car park behind the church. Here is some information and guidance on using labyrinths. For centuries
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