Thought for the Week, May 20 2022
You will have heard the famous story of the minister standing looking at a newly ploughed field, when the farmer comes along.
You will have heard the famous story of the minister standing looking at a newly ploughed field, when the farmer comes along.
The sun came out on Easter Saturday for Southend Parish Church’s coffee morning for Ukraine – and so did the crowds!
‘The walk through town on Good Friday is intended to remind people of Jesus carrying his cross through the streets of Jerusalem’
‘Everyone is welcome … so please come and support us and the people in the Ukraine.’
For me, the love that people give to one another is God reflected in human goodness.
These days, swear words seem to be commonplace, and do not cause offence to many people – indeed, we hardly notice them. But the words we use can still offend and hurt.
South Kintyre Team Ministry is opening Campbeltown’s Highland Parish Church for a time to remember, reflect and, if people want, to pray
If you are feeling fed up, neglected, abandoned, lonely, there is hope.
Christians, who read the same Bible, sometimes come to different conclusions. Yet, we are still Christians.
Wum, although retired, will continue to support the church in which ever way he can.