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‘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 […]

BALANCE BETWEEN…. Thought for the day, 24th March 2024 by Marianna Michell

It’s the period of Lent and this year, the fasting month of Ramadhan overlaps with it. I’ve never seriously undertaken to follow Lent but, for some years, with others, I […]

“Free, creative spirituality / How expressed through our daily lives / I’d really love to hear / How it manifests for you . . .” a Sunday thought for the day by Joy Magezis

Free, creative spiritualityHow expressed through our daily livesI’d really love to hearHow it manifests for you What feeds your spiritBrings meaning to your lifeBuilds, resonates with awarenessOf our precious time […]

Ripples, streams, rivers, the sustaining sea – a thought for the day by Marianna Michell

A ‘Thought for the Day’ given by Marianna Michell to Cambridge Unitarians on Sunday 14 January 2024 I have a picture in my mind: it’s an image of rivers, streams […]

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The minister’s written pieces can be found on his blog: CAUTE – MAKING FOOTPRINTS NOT BLUEPRINTS The minister’s podcast can be listened to at the following links: https://footprints.buzzsprout.com

Adopting the role of umpire and letting the role of player go . . .

Adopting the role of umpire and letting the role of player go . . . Text:<https://andrewjbrown.blogspot.com/2021/04/adopting-role-of-umpire-and-letting.html>Podcast:<https://www.buzzsprout.com/1378024/8351156>

Cancelling my subscription to the Resurrection and truly living the death of God

Cancelling my subscription to the Resurrection and truly living the death of God Text:<https://andrewjbrown.blogspot.com/2021/04/cancelling-my-subscription-to.html> Podcast:<https://www.buzzsprout.com/1378024/8265198> If you would like to join a conversation about this podcast then our next Wednesday […]

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