Here is the newsletter for the third sunday before advent.  The reading comes from Mark Chapter 1 vs 14-20.  Annette takes this opportunity to reflect on the events that took place in London on 4th and 5th November 1605.

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Here is this week's newsletter for Sunday 31st October 2021.  Do take a look 

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Here is our weekly newsletter for Sunday 24th October 2021.  This weeks' gospel reading is from Mark Chapter 10 vs 46-52 recording the time when Jesus healed a blind beggar called Bartimaeus.  Bartimaeus was one of the few people whom Jesus healed who is actually named.  This could have been because he followed Jesus immediately after his healing and went on to serve in the early Christian Church.  Although blind, he was gifted with the insight to discern that Jesus had been sent by God in the world.

His physical healing was an outward sign of his inward healing and wholeness.  His passionate cry of 'Son of David, have mercy on me', meant that Jesus to him was the longed for Messiah who would rescue his people from oppression and individuals from their sinful ways.

Annette asks, 'Do we always have the time to look with fresh eyes on our world? Do we always have the time to seek fresh insights into how we live our lives and relate to other people?  Every day too, there can be new glimpses of the ways that God is working in our lives?'

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Here is the newsletter for Sunday 17th october 2021 which has the Gospel reading taken from St Mark Chapter 10 vs 35-45.  Annette reflects on ho is the greatest...'Grant us to sit, one at your right hand and one at your left, in your glory' and invites us to think about ourselves in the context of 'Where do you want to sit?' Where do we see our place in society, in our workplaces and families, and in our churches?

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