Little Children Today a young child by the name of Ivor Jones is receiving Holy Baptism in our main parish service. For a while now we have had many children taking part in and enriching our worship. Children in our choir, children in our Sunday School and children who prefer to sit at our […]
Christian Communities For me, Pentecost Sunday this year had an unexpected resonance. As the service unfolded, readings in many languages including Ugandan, Welsh and others, reminded us that Christianity has always crossed borders and connected continents. Tradition holds that St Thomas the Apostle arrived in India in AD 52, establishing one of the world’s […]
Believing in Yourself Our faith at its best can help us to understand that we are infinitely valuable in the eyes of God, and not only we but everyone who cares to notice it, is infinitely valuable. In the eyes of the world certain people are valued more than others, often because they got […]
AI and how it will affect our Christian lives Even though I am a committed Anglican, I was very pleased to read last week that the first teaching document that Pope Leo has issued is very much applicable for the whole of our Global Christian community to learn and be nourished by. Pope Leo […]
We take the safeguarding and care of children and vulnerable adults very seriously at St Stephen’s.
