Luke 23.33-43 I daresay you noticed that next Friday will be what has now become known as Black Friday. You may know that Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving Day, which in the United States is the fourth Thursday of November. It is a public holiday commemorating the first harvest celebrated by the Pilgrim Fathers who had settled in … Read More
The Last Judgement by Michaelangelo Matthew 25: 31-40 What happens when you die? Are we ‘going’ to heaven, or hell? The notorious cult murderer Charles Manson died this week, and the American media have swiftly and ignominiously despatched him to hell, just as the British press did when both Myra Hindley and Ian Bradley died in recent years. We certainly … Read More
On 9th April 1940 Hitler’s Germany invaded Denmark. It was the shortest engagement of the Second World War, lasting a mere six hours. During the ensuing German occupation, all Jewish people in Denmark were told to identify themselves by wearing armbands with yellow stars of David. The King did not defy the orders, but rather had every Jew wear the … Read More
On Sunday 25th November we welcomed the Rev’d Nadim Nassar to preach at our 10:00 am Parish Communion. There is no text for his sermon, but a recording is available below. Nadim Nassar is an Anglican priest and the director of the Awareness Foundation. He was born and raised in Lattakia, Syria to a Christian family. He studied in Beirut … Read More
