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How to Help Children Discover the Real Joy of Christmas
Every December the world sparkles. Lights appear in windows, cinnamon and cedar aromas permeate the air, pine trees migrate indoors and carols drift through shopping centres while trolleys overflow with...
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How to Help Children Discover the Real Joy of Christmas
Every December the world sparkles. Lights appear in windows, cinnamon and cedar aromas permeate the air, pine trees migrate indoors and carols drift through shopping centres while trolleys overflow with...
Sprinkle Kindness Everywhere
We live in a world that celebrates speed, success and strength, but often forgets kindness. Yet it’s kindness that keeps humanity human. A kind word, a patient tone, a helping...
Remembering with Hope
Tuesday 11th November is Remembrance Day. Every year on Remembrance Day, we pause. We bow our heads. We fall silent. We lay wreaths. These moments matter, but remembrance is more...
Michael Emmett – Promoted to Glory
My friend Michael Emmett has been promoted to glory. Born in 1955, he entered eternity yesterday. His life was a story of two halves: the first marked by crime; the...
Toe, Tooth and the Theology of Perspective
Travelling to Australia is always an adventure, especially when the adventure begins before you even reach the airport.It started with a throbbing toe. The one that decides to declare independence...
Why I don't agree with Halloween
Let me explain why I don’t agree with Halloween:First, Halloween deceives us about evil. It creates a cartoon vision of evil as trivial, harmless fun that no one could possibly...
Mind Your Manners!
Airports are the world’s greatest social laboratories. Where else do you queue barefoot, surrender your liquids and have strangers pat you down all before breakfastRecently, at airport security, a woman...
When the Mind Needs a Sanctuary: A Christian Reflection for World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day is observed annually on 10th October.Not so long ago, mental health struggles – anxiety, depression, panic attacks and more – were almost invisible. They were whispered...