Reflections on our time at the General Assembly of Unitarian & Free Christian Churches, 2026 by Sue Tombs and Aysha Madha
Today’s Thought for the Day is being given by Sue Tombs and Aysha, Madha. The GA 2026Held at the Hayes Conference Centre,Derbyshire Sue Tombs writes: 2 hours boring drive on […]
‘RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS’ by Marianna Michell
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY APRIL 26th Some years ago, in a zoom conversation with my son Russ – in New Zealand – he talked about ‘random acts of kindness’ and […]
Thought for the Day, 29 March 2026: by Clare Southall
My thought for the day connects to the following Capek’s Ten Advices: 4) Live through the present. True life is what you are experiencing right now. Don’t fear the future – […]
Safeguarding Sunday 14th December 2025 – A thought for the day by Aisha Madha
Hi, so most of you know me as Aisha. There are two things you should know about me. One is that I am impulsive and I impulsively volunteered to be […]
A poem for International Women’s Day by Joy Magezis, 8 March 2025
International Women’s Day International Women’s Day Very important holiday For me, millions of women worldwide Perhaps my story will explain My Grandma Esther Immigrant sweatshop worker A women’s needle trades union organiserHelped build General Strike […]
King Arthur. Jack in the Green. They live! — A thought for the day by Marianna Michell
I am under no illusion that a congregation remembers what we talk about, once a service is over. However, what follows is my memory of two services held in our […]
‘X’ Marks the Spot – A thought for the day by Marianna Michell
Does anyone remember a time when Christmas cards comprised a largish sheet of paper, folded twice? I suppose I was around 8, and I had in front of me a […]
On ‘The Bright Field’, by R S Thomas – A thought for the day by Jerry Carr-Brion
Thought for the day 11th August 2024 Today I’d like to read the poem ‘The Bright Field’, by R S Thomas, who was a Welsh Anglican clergyman and well-known 20th-century […]
Jacob and Jiyū Shūkyō – A thought for the day by Celia James, 23 June 2024
One of my A Level subjects at school was what was then called Religious Studies; the study was at a level which suited a layman in biblical studies, which is […]
“Rules are made for people, not people for rules” – A thought for the day by Marianna Michell, 9th June 2024
“Rules are made for people, not people for rules” Rules are made for people, not people for rules. I had this phrase in my head, then I was reminded of […]