Thoughts and Musings – August 2020

Take one grocer’s daughter from Grantham. Put her on a path to political success, with a General Election victory in 1979 and we arrive at Margaret Thatcher, our first female Prime Minister and one of the most divisive figures in

What do tuna and tomatoes have in common? Apart from being two of the prime ingredients in a tuna pasta bake, they mark two transitional points of my life. For years, I would chow down on tuna pasta salads at

Superman. Spiderman. Wonder Woman. Captain America. All superheroes. All with names that give them their identity, to help us understand something about them, to make them stand out from the crowd, even the massed ranks of superheroes. Superman is, literally,

Our reading today describes one of the most dramatic u-turns in history, certainly one that has had the most enduring legacies within the sphere of world religions. We start with a glorious day on the road between two cities. Picture

Just over two years ago, I was delighted to take part in a baptism here at the church. One of our young people wanted to make public his commitment to follow Christ and was followed into the water by two