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You know the moments. My parents would have used the phrase, ‘ the penny just dropped’. Others might say, ‘it was a lightbulb moment’. The moment when we suddenly ‘get it’. I’ve had a few ah-ha! moments this week. How about you? One involved face masks. Arriving at the town centre carpark one morning, I […]

We do our best work when we work together. In his letter to the Christians in 1st century Rome, the apostle Paul puts it this way: A body is made up of many parts, and each of them has its own use. That’s how it is with us. There are many of us, but we each […]

BLESSINGS FOR ALL! In spite of the ‘No Junk Mail’ sign on our letterboxes, I recently received a flyer from a new church in our suburb that warned me that CoVid was just one of many signs that the end was near and so God’s judgment was almost upon me. Unless I repented and said […]

Jesus: Super Hero Throughout my years as Chaplain to Canterbury College I have been amazed, and moved, by the spiritual awareness of the very young children.  And I certainly experienced this during my last days at the College when I had the opportunity to hold Year Level Chapels for the Junior School – nine Chapels […]

This week’s blog is published on Valentine’s Day (14th of February 2020) a day that has become synonymous with romance and love. Florists and restaurants will be at their busiest to cater for what has become part of our modern culture. While I know many lament and see Valentine’s Day as one of the many […]

Why is Rainbow Town so important to our Community? But Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven” Matthew 19:14 I have had the pleasure of working as the Centre Director of Rainbow Town for over 13 years. During this time, […]

Many of us are still coming to terms with the sudden passing of the Venerable Bruce Horton. While we can find comfort in the knowledge that Bruce is at peace and he had a sure and certain hope of the resurrection, his physical presence in our church community will be greatly missed and I have […]

Look up… A few years ago a friend of mine preached a sermon with this title. I have heard many sermons since then, listened to a number of podcasts, and sat in dozens of church services. But these simple words, expressing this simple truth, have stayed with me and have often returned to my mind […]

I have heard that some within our church have been asking, and recently clergy have been asking each other, whether “the church” is doing anything to support those who have been affected by the Bushfires. By “the church” I take it that people are referring directly to the Anglican Church in Robina and more widely […]