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This sermon, part of the Cut Flower series on the decline of European Christianity, explores how the power of the Holy Spirit releases the life of Jesus into the world and offers a hopeful alternative to today’s divided society. Using David Goodhart’s distinction between “anywheres” and “somewheres,” +Tim reframes these groups positively as “seekers” (those shaped by mobility, education, and career) and “dwellers” (those rooted in place, relationships, and community). Rathe
It could be you, a relative, or a friend who one day finds themselves living in a care home. At our next Community Café, we’re pleased to welcome Angela Sayer, manager of Greenacres Care Home, along with her deputy. Angela is dedicated to helping residents enjoy a good quality of life—physically, emotionally, and socially. She works hard to keep people connected to the wider community and cares deeply about their wellbeing. Do come along to hear her speak—you may find it both
We all use them everyday but have you ever really thought about what they are made of? I certainly hadn’t. A couple of years ago a friend gave me a ‘ Who Gives a Crap ’ bamboo toilet roll to ‘try’.The quality and effectiveness were as good as what I was normally using, but apart from that it was a loo roll in the end! I decided to do some research. Everyday 1 million trees are cut down to make regular toilet paper. Using bamboo is more environmentally sustainable. It is reg
