PKs – AKA pastors' kids – grow up with a front-row seat to the work of God. I asked ministers from around our diocese to let their kids tell us their perspective.
I expect I'll really value and appreciate my time at Bishopdale when I go on to study in other fields. As a building block when you're taking those first steps into adulthood – it's really, really valuable.
We are somewhat swamped in positive imagery and advertising for AI use, so most of the concerns are generally drowned out – if we remain passive, we will rarely hear about the downsides of anything society wants to sell to us.
Thoughts, reflections, news and stories from across the diocese emailed to you every week.
"Experience over youthful exertion."
“The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer.”
The cafe is operating out of a container with a story, established on land with a story.
"We’ve got to work together."
"We are cuckoo banana pants."
When your lecturer is someone who loves you rather than just tolerates you as a student...
A big part of the risk of AI is from passive and naïve acceptance.
A temple of flesh and blood.
I invite you to pray for children and families ministries in another parish.
The big changes in my life have grown out of small, ordinary moments – not grand gestures.
"Every body matters. Everybody matters."
"People in our community are already asking questions about meaning and spirituality."
