It has been amazing to see God, over the past 50 years restore worship to the British Church.
During the 1960s and ‘70s worship in Church was very formal. Selected hymns were definitely seen and sung as a warm-up for…
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Song of the Month: Change
For my March Song of the Month, I would like to feature ‘Change’ by the Bright City Collective, who are based at St Peters Church in Brighton.
This is a worship anthem - a Revival song!
I love the quote…
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Judith Writes - Choose To Rejoice
Choose to rejoice. Those were the words on our Lectio365 daily devotional which resonated. CHOOSE to rejoice. I find these long lockdown days I am having to do more choosing to rejoice- don't know about you.
I've been thinking about…
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What I Read Last Year
I am an avid book reader….underlining the key lines writing notes on the back pages, studying each book! My favourites are biographies, inspirational writings, and teaching to help me in my walk with God. Lockdown has given me time to…
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Song of the Month: Be Still My Soul
Bryn Haworth
During this challenging Covid season, Be Still My Soul, written and recorded by Bryn Haworth is so timely, bringing calm and peace in the storm. This song is taken from Bryn's album 'Peace & Understanding' which is available…
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Judith Writes - 'Christmas'
It is the season of Advent and I think this year it has been more poignant than ever. A time of waiting. A time of looking forward expectantly to something unfolding. A time when we look forward to the celebration…
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Song of the Month: Somebody Please Hear Our Voice
One Voice Collective
This month we celebrate Black History Month. These are important days, when there is a need to remind everyone that ‘Black Lives Matter’
Following the killing of George Floyd, amidst protest marches and uncomfortable, yet constructive conversations…
Judith Writes - 'Space'
Space has been on everyone's mind these days.
How much space to leave between yourself and others. Which space is a safe space. Who am I willing to share my space with.
There are those of us who have felt…
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