Wise words...

StBrides Liverpool15 June 2012Comment

Congratulations Paul and Barbara!

StBrides Liverpool8 June 2012Comment

The egg has hatched! Community Art installation at St Bride’s…

StBrides Liverpool7 June 2012Comment

A great night of song, fun and food with the iChoir at St Bride’s tonight.

StBrides Liverpool26 May 2012Comment

Quote of the day from tonight's Living the Questions course:

“We’d rather have a controlled dead God than a lively chaotic God – we have a funeral for Jesus every Sunday.”

Yvette Flunder

StBrides Liverpool17 May 2012Comment

Let us bless the imagination of the Earth...

A wonderful blessing by John O’Donaghue, quoted in last week’s session on The Gospel and the Environment.

StBrides Liverpool7 May 2012Comment

It's the anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore's birth today - here's some quotes to celebrate!

StBrides Liverpool7 May 2012Comment

Congratulations Warren and Kieran!

Congratulations Warren and Kieran! UK’s first Civil Partnership on religious premises.

StBrides Liverpool6 May 2012Open TableComment

Liverpool - Bil'in Demonstration

Watch the video from the recent Liverpool - Bil'in Demonstration

StBrides Liverpool5 May 2012Comment

Easter

Do not cling. . .

StBrides Liverpool7 April 2012Comment

Richard Holloway on the Bible in this week's Church Times

"I would like a lighter approach to these wonderful texts, so that they don't stymie us when we confront an obvious evil. It took us 1800 years to get rid of slavery, which is scripturally mandated. We should be more like the Quakers, who revere scripture, but don't need scripture's permission to do the right thing"

StBrides Liverpool31 March 2012Comment

Unbelievable?

Jonathan Clatworthy from St Bride’s and Modern Church took part in discussion on Premier Radio with three Christians of different theological persuasion discuss the existence of demons. Jonathan believes that demons don't exist and modern day deliverance ministry can do more harm than good.

StBrides Liverpool4 February 2012Comment

A Prayer for the New Year

God of day and night, of frost and sunshine, of rest and growth, we praise you for the rhythms and patterns of life: for the gentle dying of each season and the coming of the next; for the wonder of new life, in all its forms, and the quiet flowing of youth into age. Give us eyes and hearts to perceive you in the unfolding of our years, and help us in this new-born year to make more space for you, the Giver of it all.

The Book of a Thousand Prayers Angela Ashwin

StBrides Liverpool9 January 2012Comment