The Self Delusion: the surprising science of how we are connected and why that matters, a new talk coming to Wokingham
Next month, University of Reading Professor of Ecology Tom Oliver will talk about his compelling new book at All Saints ...
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Keys to the door
How are you with your keys? Do you panic if you can’t find them? Spend hours searching for them only ...
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 ...
CHURCH NOTES: The importance of chocolate
Chocolate. Most of us have a warm affection for the stuff, some may even confess a mild addiction to it! ...
CHURCH NOTES: Peace, truth, equality and simplicity
Quakers have four tenets are Peace, Truth, Equality and Simplicity - all carry a powerful meaning
CHURCH NOTES: Taking care of our planet
By the Revd Hannah Higginson Climate change and care of our planet is something that – praise God! – seems ...
CHURCH NOTES: What do we mean by Advent?
Why do we celebrate Advent? Is it about eating more chocolate every day in December? Giving a small gift every ...
Wokingham churches Christmas services 2017
Churches Together in Wokingham would like to invite you to celebrate Christmas - there are carol concerts, special services, family ...
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