This book approaches reconciliation in a reflective way, drawing on the Christian tradition (from the Bible to the Desert Fathers and Mothers to Mary Slessor) to reveal the centrality of reconciliation for faith.
Ascension 2014
‘The Glory of God is a human being fully alive.’ These are the words of a Christian from the church…
The Climate and Context of Reconciliation
Although reconciliation will take different forms in different contexts, the climate in which it is being sought needs to be…
Easter Vigil 2014
Do not be afraid; I know you are looking for Jesus who was crucified. He is not here, for he…
Easter Message 2014
Orthodox Christian representations of the resurrection, to be found on icons and wall paintings, are powerful illustrations of reconciliation. The…
The Raising of Lazarus – Passion Sunday 2014
Pedro Reyes is a Mexican sculptor who has taken thousands of guns and transformed them into musical instruments. Handguns are…
Parables of Reconciliation
Reconciliation is God’s gift to the world which is seen at its clearest at the resurrection. My Easter message will…
LENT QUIET DAYS 2014
The Bishop of Tonbridge is offering three Quiet Days during Lent. All (both lay and ordained) are welcome to attend. Thursday…
Dehumanising the Other
Relating to otherness is crucial in the journey towards reconciliation: without a willingness to acknowledge and relate to the ‘other’…
Flooding – Waters of Chaos
When the flood came for Noah, he was prepared. He was able to take his family and animals into the…
Presentation of Christ in the Temple and Radical Faithfulness
Today’s celebration is about the planning of a revolution. It didn’t happen in a secret hideaway in a country under…
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Zimbabwe Anglicans prepare for women’s ordination with CofE visit
Bishop of Harare Chad Gandiya has expressed his gratitude for a recent visit to his dioceseby three women priests from…
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Excluding the Other
The present conflicts in Syria, Egypt, Sudan and the Central African Republic arise from complex backgrounds but they all display…
Rochester Clergy Visit Zimbabwe
In the beautiful setting of Peterhouse School in Marondera, 40 miles east of Harare, 120 clergy from the dioceses of…
Difference: Friend or enemy?
There are a number of ways of embracing the other, but the one which appears to be prevalent in society…
Bishop Brian Castle 