Category: The Rector Writes

Finally, it’s Lent. It’s felt a long time coming this year, not least because Easter is about as late as

As many of you will know, I’m fascinated by words. Perhaps that’s hardly surprising given I’m a writer. ‘February’ is

The turning of the New Year is often a time for reflection and reminiscence. In any ordinary year there will

Recently, in a rare moment of clarity, I realised that if I were to be a season I should be

It would take an act of almost wilful ignorance for any long-term UK resident to be unaware that the Church

As you read July’s magazine, I trust that this year’s ‘big production’ has gone off without a hitch. No, I’m

Is there anything left to be said about The Queen? She’s Britain’s longest serving monarch, she has been served by

Rachel’s Letter – February 2016 “I blamed you for my freezing and forgetting, and the nights were long and cold

Rachel’s Letter – January 2016 I always find writing the ‘New Year’ parish letter difficult. Inevitably, it involves a ‘looking