The Joseph Saga

Dear <<First Name>> I hope you found the recent series on the Titles of Jesus interesting and helpful in your daily journey of discipleship. Our next series looks at the story of Joseph which has all the makings of a good saga!  We read of jealousy, human trafficking, sexual intrigue and false accusations, the rise to […]

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URC Daily Devotion for Low Sunday by Nigel Uden

After all the liturgical hijinks of Easter it is little wonder that today is called Low Sunday. Not all of us can remain forever on that peak of celebration. In truth, feeling ‘low’ is an understatement for more and more people. Stress, depression and mental torment are significant and life-shaping for many. Experts think this […]

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URC Daily Devotion for Easter Monday by Angela Rigby

In Heathrow airport, there is a poster of Admiral Lord Nelson’s statue in Trafalgar Square taken from an unusual perspective.  The photo focusses on his face and his bicorne hat.  At a glance, I thought it was Napoleon, but then recognised Nelson – due to context (London airport) and prior experience (I’ve been to Trafalgar […]

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Daily Devotions over the next Two Weeks

Dear <<First Name>> Christ is Risen!  Happy Easter. I hope you have had chance to celebrate the resurrection today as we mark the triumph of love over hate, life over death, and good over evil. Over the next two weeks a range of writers are going to be exploring some of the Titles of Jesus used […]

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Pictures for Passiontide

Dear <<First Name>> Over the last two weeks our reflections have included various pictures and many folk have asked for more details on them.  Here’s the list of what they were and where you can find them.  Some of you have noted that you can’t see the pictures.  There could be two reasons for this – […]

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URC Daily Devotion for Good Friday

Today the Church ponders the horror of the Cross.  Despite knowing what happens next we are appalled by this shameful method of execution.  Stripped naked, slow asphyxiation killed the victim who tires of the agony of lifting himself  up to breathe.  A dreadful lingering death – to encourage others to obey the might of Rome. […]

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