Easter: The Living Temple
David Torkington
April 17, AD2022
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One of the most surprising truths that I learnt when I first started to study scripture was that there is no record of Christ going
The Morning Offering Transforms the Ordinary
David Torkington
October 21, AD2020
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Less than ten years before Constantine granted religious tolerance to all in the Roman Empire, one of the last of the Christian Martyrs, St Euplius,
The Samaritan Woman: She Will Be Loved
Wendel Hall
November 8, AD2017
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Early Morning He sleeps quietly, but my eyes are open. My head rests softly on his shoulder and I feel his chest rise and fall.
