From Our Minister's Work Station

From Our Minister's Workstation

Recent copies of the minsters letters from our Minister Brian.
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December 2019: From the Minister’s Perspective

I understand people do not wish to be hypocritical about something they don’t believe. -> More....

November 2019: From the Minister’s Fireside

As Remembrance comes round again we should ponder how frail life and luxury are -> More....

October 2019: From the Crease with the Minister

We all hear or spread gossip from time to time and it can go unnoticed. ... -> More....

August/September 2019: To go boldly with the Minister

This is our home so we better take better care of it. ... -> More....

July 2019: From the Minster's Deckchair

For each of us there is a place and time to serve under God ... -> More....

June 2019: From the Minsters News Stand

Clergy can find themselves in very hot water ... -> More....

April 2019: From the Minister‘s Blank Canvas

God doesn’t always do the ordinary. ... -> More....

March 2019: From the Minister's Frying Pan

Lent should be a doddle compared to ... -> More....

February 2019: Cabin Pressure from the Minister

Family, Friendship, Community, Faith, Church and Lent all require a little sacrifice. -> More....

January 2019: Out On The Tiles With The Minister

Some situations are not short of ‘experts’ and opinions! -> More....

December 2018: From the Minister’s Christmas album (Don’t worry I am not going to sing)

Christmas should have a much better feeling about it than we sometimes engender. -> More....

November 2018: From the Minister’s Black Horse

Jesus said a lot about money and money changers -> More....

October 2018: From the Minister’s Synod Notes

Prayer touches on our hopes, our needs and on what seems impossible. -> More....

July 2018 From The Minister’s Waiting Room

The NHS does incredible work and sees vast numbers of patients every year ... -> More....

June 2018 From The Minister’s High Registers

‘You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, all your soul, all your mind and all your strength' -> More....

May 2018 From the Minister's High Ground

Your likes and loves are a secret no more ... -> More....

April 2018 From the Minister's Igloo

People started talking to each other, many visited elderly neighbours -> More....

March 2018 From The Minister's Relative

It’s all very human and many of us see ourselves in that moment of anger. -> More....

February 2018: From the Minister's Level Playing Field

The Church has only recently brought equal thinking to bear. .. -> More....

January 2018: From the Minister's Blank Pages

Our approach to life can be the deciding mark for this New Year ... -> More....

December 2017: From The Minister’s Christmas Tree

Ordinary individuals lived through extraordinary times ... -> More....

November 2017: From The Minister’s Reading Pile

Jesus warned of persecution and people seeking to isolate Christians. -> More....

October 2017: From The Minister’s Conversation Pit

They do not do religion but they do do God? -> More....

August-September 2017 The Minister’s Memory

We need God for every aspect of our life -> More....

July 2017 From the Minister’s Wireless

Our expectations for those in public service has to find a reality check -> More....

June 2017 From the Minster's Soapbox

Jesus stayed out of politics .... -> More....

May 2017 From the Minister’s Ringing Ears

Christians may bang on about their Smartphone but how many of us ever talk about faith -> More....

April 2017 From the Minister’s Forward Planning

There is hardly a right time for sermons about the subject of death and one wishes to be sensitive. -> More....

March 2017 From the Minister’s Radio

It was his identification of our fears which grabbed my attention! -> More....

January 2017 From The Minister's Diary

Remembering the message of hope may prove difficult at times but Jesus is our rock and our salvation. -> More....
Recent copies of the minster's letters from our Minister Brian. These are reproduced from the monthly Newsletter.