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- Smile Lines Overheard on the wise men’s journey to Bethlehem “OK, we got the gold. We got the frankincense. We got the myrrh. Think we should also get something more practical, like nappies, maybe?” “I thought this was supposed to be a weekend trip… my wife is going to be furious.” “All this star-gazing from...Smile Lines (all) for January 2018
- St James the Least of All Happily, the Church of England still retains some singular parish clergy. Take the parish of St James-the-Least in the county of C- for example. Here the elderly Anglo-Catholic vicar, Eustace, continues his correspondence to Darren, his nephew, a low-church curate recently ordained… On what clergy do after Christmas The...On what clergy do after Christmas
- Smile-lines Christmas cards The name of God…. Camels Paying for it Warning Christmas presents Virgin mother Where’s the baby? Red Prompting Angels, explained by children Turkey Christmas pageant Turkey says Christmas turkey Wiped out If you are travelling this Christmas, look out… Facebook Why Bethlehem? Christmas all year ** Christmas cards A friend of...Smile Lines (all) for December 2017
- Letter from St James the Least of All Happily, the Church of England still retains some singular parish clergy. Take the parish of St James-the-Least in the county of C- for example. Here the elderly Anglo-Catholic vicar, Eustace, continues his correspondence to Darren, his nephew, a low-church curate recently ordained… On keeping warm in...On keeping warm in church
- News Christmas 2017 – #GodWithUs Bible Society launches Christmas film for children Prime Minister backs Church of England drive to eradicate modern slavery Church of England reaches more than a million on social media every month A Christmas gift with a difference! Rohingya Refugee Crisis Appeal Nine out of ten say that mission is for...All Editorial for December 2017
- God in the Arts Editor: Outstanding people in great stories of the Bible – as depicted in painting or sculpture – that is the theme of God in the Arts this year. This month the Revd Michael Burgess considers the ‘Adoration of the Shepherds’ by Georges de la Tour. ‘He gave us eyes to see...‘Adoration of the Shepherds’ by Georges de la Tour
- High Days and Holy Days for December Editor: We have provided some notes on the Season and some of its saints… As Saints’ Days do not change from year to year, we have offered material on many of these days before. The sections marked in blue headlines with asterisks are new this year. 1 ...High Days & Holy Days (all) for December 2017
- Looking at God Let Jesus Show! From the Minister What about the first Christmas? The miracle of Christmas Day There’s something about Mary Jesus’ birth ** Editor: The Rev Paul Hardingham looks back to the shepherds in the field…. Let Jesus Show! The nativity scene with all its characters was in place, as the...Looking at God (all articles) for December 2017
- Looking at the Church Make a journey to your neighbours this Christmas Angel Tree – Bringing the gift of joy to prisoners’ families at Christmas Bringing hope to prisoners Now you can give by ‘tap & go’ TotSlot Training – helping new parents understand ‘attachment’ Children’s Society responds to CQC review of children’s mental...Looking at your Church (all articles) for December 2017
- Looking at the Community All in the month of December The Beveridge Report – 75 years on Silence for Her Majesty When Soap was King When Allenby took back Jerusalem In praise of The Nutcracker – a Christmas favourite Kyoto Protocol – 20 years on ** Editor: We continue our column that looks at...Looking at your Community (all articles) for December 2017
- Looking at You No room at the inn! THE WAY I SEE IT: The Love that in a Family Dwells Are you dreading the Facebragging this year? Algorithms and romance don’t work The sound of music Eating with children – without going mad A good way to fight depression The millennials and alcohol You...Looking at You (all articles) for December 2017
- News Christmas 2017 – #GodWithUs Bible Society launches Christmas film for children Prime Minister backs Church of England drive to eradicate modern slavery Church of England reaches more than a million on social media every month A Christmas gift with a difference! Rohingya Refugee Crisis Appeal Nine out of ten say that mission is...News for December 2017 (all)