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From our Muslim Chaplain
On this Friday, what is my last day of the 2020 Academic year – I feel like my goodbyes have not been properly made with final year students. The pandemic saw to it that we left many things unsaid and…
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Reflections
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Responding to injustice
Here’s the reflection from today’s Communion service, focussing partly on our response to the shocking death of George Floyd. You can also see a personal video message from the Vice Chancellor with his own response here. The reading was from…
Thresholds
Here’s the reading and the reflection from yesterday’s Communion. We were thinking about Thresholds. I’ve highlighted the five questions I mention, and I’ll put them at the end, in case you want to spend time with them. After the service…
Hope for the exiles
Here is the reading and the reflection from today’s Communion. I mention in it a lovely video of someone telling the story of the exile for children and all ages, which you can see here. There is also a very…
Taking risks
Here’s the reading and reflection from today’s communion service. The link to the video of the interview with Tom Herbert is here. Then those who welcomed Peter’s message were baptised, and on that day alone about three thousand souls were…
Footwashing & handwashing
Here’s the reading and reflection from today’s communion service… It was just before the Passover Festival. Jesus knew that the hour had come for him to leave this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were…
Don’t be afraid…
Here’s the reflection from Thursday’s online Communion service. Do join us tomorrow at 4.30pm for Breathe – a quiet way to end the week – here. I’m finding it a bit hard to remember what day it is at the…
Words for this time #1
Hi all – we’re going to be posting some words, images & links for this challenging time here most days. I hope they provide windows of encouragement and blessing. Sign up at the bottom of the blog if you want…
Not being in control
A few weeks ago I heard Stephen Cottrell, who’s going to be the new Archbishop of York, talking about doing the pilgrimage to Santiago. He explained that because of the uncertainties of each day, he never knew in the morning…