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Should you take the COVID-19 vaccine?
There are many rumours, anxieties and conspiracy theories floating around about the coronavirus vaccines that have been so quickly developed – are they safe? And are they ethical? Last week I was a...
View ArticleRadiant beams
The third verse of Silent Night seems to perplex modern singers. You’ve probably noticed – most newer recordings add the word ‘from’ after ‘radiant beams’: Silent night, holy night Son of God, love’s...
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My top reads of 2020
I managed to hit 50 books on my read/listened to list this year – helped by listening to the entire oeuvre of Father Brown books by GK Chesterton, and by lots of lovely crafting and jigsaw afternoons...
View ArticleA lockdown worth living?
Here in England we have just entered our third COVID-19 lockdown. The restrictions are a little lighter than the first – churches can still hold services, funerals can still go ahead (which I was...
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The secret of contentment
Back in January I got to write a series of posts for LICC digging into the book of Philippians. It’s an incredibly rich book, and you could quite easily spend weeks and weeks on each chapter, but I...
View ArticleTalking contentment on TWR
A few weeks ago I was interviewed (over Zoom, of course), by James Maidment-Fullard from TWR (Trans-world Radio), about If Only, my faith journey and some of my top tips for those wrestling to find...
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Why this waste?
Back in February, I found myself confronted with an ancient agricultural law after what I thought was an innocent visit to the supermarket. I had, as per usual, made a bee-line for the bargains aisle,...
View ArticleThe highlight of ‘In the Heights’
Before there was Hamilton, there was In the Heights. Lin Manuel Miranda’s first Broadway musical also featured Latin rhythms and rapping rhymes, but this time the black and Latin American actors played...
View ArticleMy favourite reads of 2021
I thought this had been a poor year for reading, as I spent the majority of it reading academic papers for my Masters degree. Perhaps I did a lot of catching up once the dissertation was handed in,...
View ArticleWhy You Should Consider Haggai For Your Next Group Bible Study
I’ve just started leading a women’s Bible study at my church. The idea is that we are learning Bible study skills together as much as studying a given text. If you’re looking for a great book to...
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