This section contains articles from senior members of clergy for parish magazines.
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Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - March 2022
parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre
Parish Magazine Article - April 2022
I feel little choice but to write about the situation in Ukraine. I'm hesitant because writing this piece several weeks in advance means that it is likely to be out of date. As I write, the news is emerging of an airstrike on a children's hospital in Mariopal.
Parish Magazine Article - March 2022
No sooner are the Christmas decorations down on Twelfth Night (or Candlemas, depending on your practice) than the Easter Eggs start appearing in the shops one of our modern signs of spring!
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Parish Magazine Article - January 2022
A late entry for January parish magazine, The Dean of Hereford calls us to take up our Bibles and join her in a challenge to read The Bible in one year!
Parish Magazine Article - February 2022
By the time most people read this, Blue Monday will be a distant memory, but as I talk to people after two years of the COVID pandemic, there is a level of uncertainty and anxiety, which fuels a sense that our world is out of control.
Parish Magazine Article - December 2021
The humble familiarity of the Christmas story reminds us that we can know God. The good news is that knowledge can be transformative as we enter into a relationship with him. I
Parish Magazine Article - November 2021
November can be a strange time of year with Autumn coming towards its end and the weather turning colder as winter rushes towards us.
Parish Magazine Article - October 2021
Last month marked the events of September 11 – it feels unbelievable that 20 years have passed since this major world event happened.
Parish Magazine Article - June 2021
This is the first time I've written one of these articles since I moved to south Shropshire and was collated as Archdeacon of Ludlow at the end of April.
Parish Magazine Article - May 2021
Pentecost or more traditionally Whitsun is I think the Cinderella of Christian festivals, it has never really had the impact of Christmas and Easter.