More Reflections

  • Family Feuds & Favouritism

    Family Feuds & Favouritism

    At Breakfast Church on Sunday we are continuing our series on Old Testament characters, as we engage with the first part of the story of Joseph. Joseph was the son of Jacob, grandson of Isaac and great grandson of Abraham. Joseph’s family situation was very complex. His father had two wives, Leah and Rachel and… Read more


  • It’s ok not to understand…

    It’s ok not to understand…

    There are many big questions in life. Young children are endlessly curious and often ask questions which are difficult to answer. “Where does the wind come from?” “Why is the sky blue?” “How many ants are there in the world?” And the one that most parents have to grapple with at some stage; “Where do… Read more


  • Watch + Pray

    Watch + Pray

    Christian prayer has a deep and wide range of traditions and expressions. From those words we say each week out loud as part of the Anglican liturgy, familiar and comforting, through to groans and tears too painful to put into words. We may pray as individuals, couples or families as part of our own faith… Read more


  • Worshipping and Witnessing

    Worshipping and Witnessing

    Last week I had three days out at the Winchester Diocese Clergy Conference. It was a really great time of fellowship and learning alongside over 175 other clergy – it was so encouraging to hear stories of parish ministry from other places, from the top of our diocese in Basingstoke all the way down to… Read more