In a quiet valley where the rivers hummed like tuning forks against the stones, there lived a shepherd named Miriam. She tended a flock that

I met up with my younger self today, she was on time and I was late.  She told me how she had been struggling socially,

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping various aspects of our lives, and its integration into modern Christianity is providing innovative ways to enhance ministry, foster community

I’ve been a Royal British Legion (RBL) member for decades. A common misconception is that the RBL is merely a ‘drinking club’ for ex-forces personnel,

Today’s musings were put together from various worldwide locations and times. I joined Evesham litter picking group for friendship, exercise, and it’s environmentally pleasing. Litter

By the time you read this Karen and I will be living in Evesham, enjoying life in the house we bought for retirement, it has

What a strange time we have all been having, I was tempted to what a strange year, but its been longer than that hasn’t it?

Much has been said about this pandemic, better than I could, however, some personal thoughts… It’s an understatement to say that none of us have

I suspect  social distancing etc may last longer than anticipated. As I ponder what things will look like as we emerge from this Lockdown, I

I never thought much about prayer, until I became a Christian. Pre-Christian days, my experience of prayer can be described best as ‘Foxhole Prayers’. The

Pandemic, Coronavirus, lock down, Covid 19, they are like words from a science fiction novel. Only this isn’t a science fiction novel, programme or film,

Right from the start, mum and dad always said that I “march to the beat of a different drum”. GOD creates us all differently, and

So, this was something different. We had previously tried Breakfast Church as an all age worship at 9.30am once a quarter, but it seemed in