Thought for the Week 18th April – Bill Croft
The Pattern It is a commonplace observation that people in Western societies are becoming increasingly individualistic and self-determining. Phrases thatRead More →
The Pattern It is a commonplace observation that people in Western societies are becoming increasingly individualistic and self-determining. Phrases thatRead More →
Firmly a human activity I have been preparing for a ringing tour by looking up the details of the towersRead More →
The Promise of Spring I write this under grey skies, the sun having retreated behind the clouds after teasing us these past few days with a glimpse of the promised spring. There are so many signs of the start of spring. Flowers blooming, warmer weather, longer, lighter days, the clocks goingforward. There’s something special about the first signs of spring each year – the sun comes out and immediately we’re wrapped up in coatsRead More →
A good plonker At the tower where I regularly ring we have recently been joined, at least occasionally, by anRead More →
A God of Surprises Ringing associations across the country are full of those who tirelessly teach, guide, encourage and inspireRead More →
Ring out Wild Bells When I retired from full time ministry nearly ten years ago I joined the local ChoralRead More →
Just be who you are When I was a student, which was far too many years ago now to quiteRead More →
Changing scenes of life In the Ringing World of 15th November last year (RW5925 p.1065) there was an article byRead More →
Wedding bells As I write this Thought we are approaching the second Sunday of Epiphany. This year the Common Worship Lectionary statesRead More →
Observation bell New Year’s Day brought a minor celebration, with ‘before’ and ‘after’ drivers enabling me to travel to myRead More →
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