Teddington Clergy offer a Thought for the Day during the Coronavirus Crisis
A sermon on the various meanings of the term Paraclete as used to describe the Holy Spirit in John 14.16
Reflecting on HRH Prince Philip's chosen funeral hymn, and a God who brings life from the deep waters of chaos
Reflection from Weds 9.30 service - Caroline Halmshaw
Bishop Martin reflects on the ending of John's gospel.
A sermon on Luke 24.13-35, when two disciples on the road to Emmaus encountered Jesus in the breaking open of Scripture and the breaking of bread.
Bishop Martin invites us to go with Christ into the events of his passion.
Joe shares some thoughts on the anointing of Jesus at Bethany, John 12.1-8
How Holy Week offers us the means of grace and the hope of glory
Bishop Martin shares his thoughts on the National Day of Reflection and looks ahead to Holy Week.
Honesty before each other and God in the season of Lent
A reflection for Mothering Sunday and Lady Day
Joe gives a summary of the parish plan for 2021-22.
Joe suggests that the unseen growth of our spiritual roots during lockdown will result in more visible growth as restrictions are lifted.
Bishop Martin reflects on Jesus' response to the woman caught in adultery (John 8.1-11) and how this connects with the themes of Ash Wednesday.
Preparing for Lent in these challenging times - Caroline Halmshaw
Seeing salvation in brief passing moments of glory
Joe reflects on his visit to Auschwitz in 2017 and on the present genocide of the Uigur people.
Joe asks what kind of conversion did Paul experience.
Bishop Martin reflects on the topic of free school meals, the feeding of the 5,000 and the virtue of generosity.
Jesus's Baptism in the season of Epiphamy.
A reflection for the Feast of the Epiphany - Matthew 2.1-12
A reflection on the Epiphany: what are you looking for, what star will you follow and what gifts will you bring?
A sermon for the 1st Sunday after Christmas.
In fractious times we need the gift patience, as extolled in James 5.7-10
Bishop Martin invites us to imagine ourselves as part of the crowd listening to John the Baptist as he appears in the wilderness (Luke chapter 3)
What do Coronavirus and the Advent wreath have in common
Joe reflects on the uplifting prophetic message of Isaiah 40.27-31.
Reflection on how Jesus gave up everything for our redemption
Bishop Martin's reflection for a time of remembrance.
A reflection for Harvest
How do we gird ourselves to fight the good fight?
How we can discern the will of God in small things
Karen reflects on Matthew 16.21-end, the gospel reading for Sunday August 30.
Sermon on Mark 7.1-23. Jesus encourages us to think more about the purity of our hearts than the cleanness of our hands
Rosamond considers Jesus' mission for Peter that we all share
Reflections on the Transfiguration and in destruction.
Mary Hawrs reflects on Jesus' encounter with the Canaanite woman
Celebrating the feast of the blessed Virgin Mary
A sermon by Joe Moffatt on the importance of silent prayer, based on Elijah's experience in 1 Kings 19.9-18 and Jesus' example in Matthew 14.22-33.
Rosamond considers our need to come back together to offer our liturgies - the work of the people
A refection for the Feast of the Transfiguration by Mary Hawes
A sermon by Caroline on Sunday August 2nd, based on Matthew 14.13-21, the Feeding of the 5,000.
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