Anger no more Dear Tasmania Christmas Greetings! As we celebrate Christmas may we allow the embrace of God in the Baby of Bethlehem to be wonderfully received, and may we embrace one another with God’s heart. There are 6 conversations I’d … Continue reading
Take a look at the God who cares Dear Tasmania Christmas Greetings! As we celebrate Christmas may we allow the embrace of God in the Baby of Bethlehem to be wonderfully received, and may we embrace one another with God’s heart. … Continue reading
We are not Abandoned Dear Tasmania Christmas Greetings! As we celebrate Christmas may we allow the embrace of God in the Baby of Bethlehem to be wonderfully received, and may we embrace one another with God’s heart. There are 6 conversations … Continue reading
CHRISTMAS: CELEBRATING AND EMBRACING Christmas: a time for celebrating and a time for embracing. Christmas is a celebration of our spirituality: our awe and wonder at God born as a baby! Christmas celebrates our amazement that the Being who made … Continue reading
Christmas Thoughts for Tasmania Dear Tasmania Christmas Greetings! As we celebrate Christmas may we allow the embrace of God in the Baby of Bethlehem to be wonderfully received, and may we embrace one another with God’s heart. There are 6 conversations … Continue reading
The Just Judge Making Peace Dear Tasmania Christmas Greetings! As we celebrate Christmas may we allow the embrace of God in the Baby of Bethlehem to be wonderfully received, and may we embrace one another with God’s heart. There are 6 … Continue reading
We are Valued Dear Tasmania Christmas Greetings! As we celebrate Christmas may we allow the embrace of God in the Baby of Bethlehem to be wonderfully received, and may we embrace one another with God’s heart. There are 6 conversations I’d … Continue reading
SPCKA becomes SparkLit As President of SparkLit, formerly SPCKA, I want to share with you the news of the new name for this Christian literature mission. Please see below the correspondence from SparkLit’s National Director, Michael Collie. In the port … Continue reading
A sixth grade class at Launceston Church Grammar School compiled questions for my visit. Among questions such as: What does a bishop do? Why do people suffer? What animals do you have? came the question, Is God real? The answer … Continue reading
By the Revd Joshua Skeat In reality, getting into coffee roasting is a story in three parts: To look at me now, you probably wouldn’t be able to tell, but the year before I came into ministry, I lost a … Continue reading