Not back to normal – planning for a better future
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Martin explored the theological, environmental and community challenges which the pandemic is raising in our own country and across the world. He […..]

Martin explored the theological, environmental and community challenges which the pandemic is raising in our own country and across the world. He […..]
Listen to this new song by John Bell from the Iona Community which sums up all our hopes for the future.
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Archbishop Welby has produced a useful video explaining the church policy on the closure of our Church buildings.
The appalling death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests have brought the issues of racism, oppression, inequality and injustice once again into the spotlight, where they should be. These are issues that the Diocese of Bristol, like many […..]
What is KIT? It might just be a regular phone call to check in on how our friends are. It could be offering help with practical things like shopping, IT support or other needs. We are a community of friends who are intent on finding hope in these […..]
Alistair Senior is one of our friends, son of Christine and Gervin Senior. He was inspired to record this poem and has shared it with us.
Will is a student worker at the Anchor church in Birmingham and recently did a reflection on Solitude and wilderness.
At this time of change, we pray to you.
For the people of this country, we pray to you.
For the people of the European Union, we pray to you.
For the people of the world, we pray to you.
For the future health of our planet, we pray to you.
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Rev Simon Stevenette spent a remarkable evening on health and wellbeing and discovering treasure in life’s scars last Thursday with Patrick Regan.
Kintsugi Hope is a charity based in the UK striving to make a difference to people’s mental wellbeing.
‘Kintsugi’ (金継ぎ) […..]
Churches across the UK will this weekend be singing a new praise song that “aims to build unity in our church and our nation post-Brexit”.
With Britain having left the European Union at 11pm yesterday, the singer-songwriter Andy Flanagan said that his song Reconciled (for Brexit […..]