This section contains articles from senior members of clergy for parish magazines.
Parish Newsletter
Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - September 2024
Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - Ladybirds: Tiny Heroes in Polka-Dot Armour
Parish News - August 2024 - Printable Newsletter
A downloadable and print-friendly newsletter to insert in parish magazines
Parish Magazine Article - August 2024
Yet history is certainly more than remembering dates, places and names, although if you are a child in school it might seem it is all about the Tudors! The book ‘1066 and All That’ and the TV show ‘Horrible Histories’ take a sideways glance at British history and in a humorous way tried to make it both memorable and fun.
Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - August 2024
Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - Goodbye to the Swifts
Parish News - July 2024 - Printable Newsletter
A downloadable and print-friendly newsletter to insert in parish magazines
Parish Magazine Article - July 2024
Scripture tells us to pray for our leaders and respect those in authority. Deriding them on Facebook is wrong. Pray for their wisdom and that their hearts may be right and perhaps they will see the light and abandon the white socks manifesto.
Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - July 2024
Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - Here Be Dragons!
Parish News - June 2024 - Printable Newsletter
A downloadable and print-friendly newsletter to insert in parish magazines
Parish Magazine Article - June 2024
Acedia, according to the early theologians I’ve been reading and engaging with, is a toxic combination that occurs when desire and anger become disordered. It makes us either withdraw into inactivity or hide in restless over-activity, in an effort to avoid engaging with God, or with fellow human beings, or with the tasks God has given us to do.
Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - June 2024
Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - Solitary Bees
