It is a New Year. And we have learned to be afraid of what new years might bring. But it is also Epiphany, so let's look up and learn to follow better stars this year. Like the Wise People in the Gospel of Matthew, we will find that if we follow the right star with all our heart it will lead us to Jesus.
Rev Pam Hynd's sermon for the First Sunday after Christmas
Rev Pam's Hynd's sermon at the Christmas Midnight Service
Its Christmas! Angels. Stars. Wise people. Donkeys. A baby in a feed trough. And shepherds! Why shepherds?
God who becomes a naked, needy, vulnerable baby? Where is the light in that? How is that good news? Rev Dr Margaret Wesley draws on wisdom from Brene Brown to understand what the vulnerability of God means for us at Christmas. St Paul's, Ashgrove, Christmas Day 2021
The most pregnant meeting ever! Full of hope, peace, joy and LOVE! Advent 4, 2021 at St Paul's Ashgrove
We have been through a lot, but every day we are invited to be open to being surprised by JOY. The last minute or so of this video has been lost, sadly, but it is still very much worth watching!
Peace isn't something we find when we are alone. Peace is the meeting place of two warring tribes, two incompatible ideologies. Peace is the meeting place of God and humanity. Jesus is our peace.
Rev Pam Hynd's sermon for Advent 1
Jesus is Lord! Christ is King! That's good news, isn't it? Well, it is good news for some people. Not such good news for Pilate, or for anyone else who is in the habit of evading truth.