This Week's Reading
Tenth Sunday after Pentecost
Matthew 14:22–33
By Alex Wimberly
Jesus’ ability to walk on water speaks to the power of faith, and the benefit of self–care.
Jesus’ ability to walk on water speaks to the power of faith, and the benefit of self–care.
Pádraig Ó Tuama (former leader of the Corrymeela Community) speaking about conflicts and the gospels, and how some conflicts are to be resolved, whereas other conflicts inspire the human experience.
View ArticleWe are delighted to offer resources for people of faith to explore spirituality and conflict in their own lives. If you are in need of personal support, we recommend:
Speaking with trusted friends.
Speaking with trusted faith leaders.
Contacting your denominational Mediation services for any congregational conflicts.
The Samaritans.
Contacting your local GP.
We are delighted to offer resources for people of faith to explore spirituality and conflict in their own lives. If you are in need of personal support, we recommend:
Speaking with trusted friends.
Speaking with trusted faith leaders.
Contacting your denominational Mediation services for any congregational conflicts.
The Samaritans.
Contacting your local GP.
Jesus’ ability to walk on water speaks to the power of faith, and the benefit of self–care.
Pádraig Ó Tuama (former leader of the Corrymeela Community) speaking about conflicts and the gospels, and how some conflicts are to be resolved, whereas other conflicts inspire the human experience.
View Article