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Connections March/April 2021
Click here for the new edition of Connections edited by Helen Heath. At the start of Lent David posed us a number of questions in his sermon. Helen invited responses to the questions below. In those days Jesus came from Nazareth of Galilee Where am I from? How has...
Connections Jan 2021
The January-February Edition of Connections represents a celebration of Black Culture and why it is so integral to our daily lives. We have a range of articles and stories not just our brilliant, regular contributors but also from our friends at the University and...
Advent: God does not come as we expect
God Does Not Come As We Expect 1st Sunday Advent 2020, Isaiah 64 And so the clock turns and a new church year begins today, not with Jools Holland’s Hootenany and fireworks of New Years, but with Advent. With a season of waiting. A season that acknowledges our...
November 2020 Connections
The latest issue of Connections is now available, reflecting on light and darkness in these challenging times, it is full of articles, poetry, reflections and art to enjoy and ponder. Click below to download. Connections Nov Dec 2020
Connections from Lockdown
Our new issue of Connections is now available. Full of articles, poetry, reflections and art inspired from lockdown, it's a treasure trove to enjoy and reflect with. Click below to download. Connections Sept Oct 2020 Edition
Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline Update
Supporters of Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline from Cotham Parish Church have recently sent £1625 to the charity. Thank you all for your generosity! (This is in addition to the £1500 we sent in January 2020.) Nominally £900 of this is for the seven families we support,...
Gardening with God – Cotham Parish Gardens
‘Land Leaders’ Karen and Catherine share an update on their eco-intentional Labour of love. Building on the great work of other Cotham gardeners over the years our new Eco-Champions (Land) have been busy during lockdown; and the natural world has done its bit too.
Locked in: Reflections on priesthood during this time of restriction, fear and opportunity, Ginny Royston
It seems that everything shifts- no day is the same for one’s inner world and time is needed to process so many things. So, I do not feel in danger of accepting anything as a new normal. Right at the beginning of lockdown the thought of presiding at a virtual...