Bishop Anne Dyer: It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it – why Easter is a time to roll up our sleeves and get stuck in
In my house there are some jobs that none of us want to do.
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Bishop Anne Dyer: We can all be much more dementia-friendly
It is Lent, the time when Christians often give something up. This year I have decided to take something up instead. This year I am trying to become more ‘Dementia Friendly’.
Bishop: scrapping free TV licences would cut a vital lifeline for the over 75s
I love TV, although I don’t get to watch as much as I would like.
Disagreeing with grace: it is time we all grew up and healed society’s painful splits
We are hearing a great deal about divisions right now.
Festive family fall out? Time to cherish all your relatives, even the ones who ruined Christmas
For many people the days that follow Christmas Day have a clear purpose: finding bargains in the sales.
Christmas in November? Why re-learning patience is the gift we really need this year
If you have ever heard an elderly person describe how Christmas used to be then you will know two things.
Do you know a secret saint who deserves a special thank you today?
A few days ago I saw a very kind thing happen on the bus.
Church leader speaks of “deepest sorrow” following Aberdeen beach tragedy
A leading Scottish Episcopalian clergyman has spoken of his "deepest sorrow" over the tragedy at Aberdeen beach.