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A new commandment which requires love in action

As we look back on the reflections and celebrations of the Easter period, Andy Bryant reminds us that obeying Jesus’ fundamental commandment is the most effective way of convincing the world of His love for us all.

We are in God’s hands, even in death

As we hear the sad news of the death of Pope Francis, Andy Bryant reminds us that, even in death, nothing can separate us from the love of God.

Walking by faith for expert guidance

Ruth Lilley has been out walking, and reminds us that we need to let God guide our steps.

Supporting the winning side this Easter

Jane Walters reflects on the role we might have played during that first Easter weekend, and gives thanks for Jesus’ eventual triumph.

How to treat, or mistreat, your Bible!

Jane Walters justifies her habit of defacing her books, especially her Bibles, and encourages us to do the same!

Never give up hope when the sands shift

In a world of so much turbulence, Andy Bryant reminds us that God never changes, and that we can place our trust in Him.

Praise Him on the ukelele?

Regular contributor Ian Boughton wonders why few worship bands seem to include ukeleles, at least in Britain, and suggests that this could be the start of a new trend.

You look, but what do you see?

Jane Walters admires the perceptive skills of creative people, but suggests we would all benefit from taking more notice of what we see around us.

Why not emulate the kindness of the bear?

Paddington Bear has chosen to rest awhile in Norwich Cathedral Close, and Andy Bryant encourages us to embrace the kind nature which has become one of the bear’s trademarks.

Should we give children more responsibility?

John Myhill believes we should follow biblical principles and treat our offspring more as young adults than as children.

The perfect love that never gives up

Ruth Lilley has been sharing with us, in three previous columns, her thoughts on a famous verse from 1 Corinthians 13. This time, she encourages us with a Love that perseveres.

Listening to other people’s stories

AIan Boughton was at a funeral for an old friend recently, and came to realise how little he really knew about him.

Is Christmas really all over?

Jane Walters has been packing away her Christmas decorations, and wonders why we are so determined that the rejoicing is over by Boxing Day.

A plea for unity in God’s church

Andy Bryant argues that Christians should be working together to spread the good news of Christ, rather than publicly arguing over our theological differences.

Christmas message from the Dean of Norwich

A Christmas message from the Dean of Norwich, the Very Revd Dr Andrew Braddock

Bishop says encounter God for an enduring hope

In his Christmas message, the Rt Rev Peter Collins, Bishop of East Anglia, says that enduring hope is only discovered through an encounter with God.

The gift of receiving at Christmas

Ruth Lilley explains why she will be focussing more on receiving than on giving this Christmas.

Jesus is calm and bright says Bishop of Norwich

In his Christmas message, the Bishop of Norwich Graham Usher says that Jesus brings calm to stormy and anxious lives and offers a brighter way for us all.

Following the lead of our festive saint

As we progress through Advent, Jane Walters takes a look at St Nicholas, whom many regard as the inspiration for our current day festive benefactor!

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