People are, I think, slowly beginning to return to their lives as they were before March 2020. But we now have a new epidemic - of serious mental health issues. What can be done about this?
Author: James Blott
‘Rocket Men’ by Robert Kurson
In the middle of 2020, I wrote a post which drew on my reading of 'Rocket Men' by Robert Kurson. Some of you know that I was recently asked to do a reading of part of the book, and the recording has now been published on Youtube. You can find the recording by clicking on the link. I hope you enjoy it
Excellent, persuasive video about Climate Change
I hate to bombard you with items about Climate Change, but this video, which is only 19 minutes long, has just come to my attention. It's very persuasive and makes many of the points that I've made in my last two posts, but rather more succinctly and visually! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmdBbs3O1g4 Please do share it with others!
Must we atone for the crime of our very existence?
As promised, this is the second post on the complex subject of 'Climate Change', finishing with some important theological reflections. Please join the discussion, by using the comments facility.
Should we be terrified about Climate Change?
The issue of Climate Change has gained so much publicity and traction, that I felt the need to try to educate myself during 2022, by reading extensively, both books and journal articles . I want to cover in this post what I’ve learned, but also to go on in a separate post, to explore what theological reflection has to contribute, which is a great deal more than I had suspected, so please stick with me for the next week or so!
“What we long for is that God will give his love to the world through us.” Guest post by the Revd Humphrey Prideaux
I first met Humphrey in 2010. We meet periodically and always end up discussing theology. He is now 86 and his deep and loyal faith over 60 years as a priest shine through him. I always find our meetings inspirational. I think this comes through in what follows, which sums up what should be our hopes for the New Year
Reflective Preacher 