CHURCH NOTES: Rise and shine
My mother used to encourage us out of bed in the mornings with a brisk opening of the curtains and ...
Tag: Bible
Residents confused by letters containing Bible verses and cash
The letter contains theological thoughts designed to distress: “Every single death that happens in this COVID-19, the world has come ...
CHURCH NOTES: Making the right connection
Connectivity is a big part of societal functioning, with people using several different channels to connect with others for different ...
Finchampstead church to launch Bible-reading course
A NEW course aims to unpack the Bible and what it means for the modern world. It is being organised ...
CHURCH NOTES: ‘I’m a Christian… Get Me In There!’
I mentioned to my wife recently that I was writing something about day-to-day life as a Christian. “I think I’m ...
A million words later, Earley man Colin’s written 27 books
Colin Sargeant (87) of Lower Earley, with the books he's written about the Bible HE is a successful businessman, has ...
CHURCH NOTES: Living life to the full
Most of us strive to live life to the full. To be completely content, satisfied and fulfilled. But the uncertainties ...
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