God is simply calling us to pick up the stone that's in front of us...

Each war is in reality many wars. Every one who died, lived their last days with their own memories, and hopes and fears. One war happens, one could say, millions of times.

Jesus said, ‘What do you want me to do for you?’
And the blind man replied, ‘Let me see again.’

Inching towards becoming those who serve because it’s the right thing to do, rather than those who serve because it’s the right thing to be seen to do.

Simply put, be the person who knows they are in a web of relationships and do what you can, even at personal cost, to make sure there is fairness and equality in the world.

The truth of God's Kingdom is love, for all Creation, immeasurably ... here ... now ... and for ever.

Jesus is inviting us to gaze on creation, and so experience that loving gaze of God which is the source of a self-worth, a wellbeing which sustains and nourishes all creation.

The longer we spend with Scripture, the more likely we are to realise that what we thought made sense is simply scratching the surface of deep and mysterious truth.

Sometimes, I stop, and gaze through the leaves of a tree to the sky above; or pause to feel the warmth of the sun, or the cold of the rain, on my face; sometimes I feel the scales fall from my eyes, the stoppers from my ears as a blackbird sings from the tree I’m passing. These moments are grace filled, God calling to me. Notice! Come and be here! Here I am, and here you are, and it is very good.

We gather to share bread and wine as Christ’s body and blood, so that we might be Christ’s body and blood.

God connects with us and the earth with a light touch

Feeding the crowd, meeting its need, is not something we have to do by ourselves. Go and see and you may be surprised by what then happens.