This week I received news which means I am likely to be moving up north to Sheffield from September. This has come in same week as celebrating the formal end of my grad scheme. It seems strange to be on the move once more, but I feel very settled in it. I may no longer … Continue reading Reflections on a year in London
Life has, for all its horror, been found by God to be worth dying for.
Optimism reflects a hopefulness and confidence for the future- the idea that good will always prevail over evil.
A different sort of race to run.
A long while ago now, I read an article about someone whose brother had died,
“There’s a phrase,” she says, “‘the situation is hopeless, but not serious’. That’s how I see life, and all these things that are just dreadful. If you don’t laugh at them, you would curl up in a heap and wail.”
The greatest has come - to serve and love and share life with the least. The author has written Himself into the story.
from the anthology 'haphazard by starlight'
A little look back at the last couple of months...
A reflection after the terror attacks in Manchester and London.
It's Easter Sunday! Hallelujah!
A glance back at the last 365 days in the life of Rachel.
"Dear world, there's intense bombing right now. Why are you silent? Why? Why? Why? Fear is killing me & my kids. - Fatemah #Aleppo" A reflection on Christmas in the midst of the tweets coming out of Syria.
