Things are not what they seem, so why worry!? Continue reading →

Toward the end of last year, I found myself preaching a series of three sermons on the “Life and Times of Elijah the prophet” (see here). Continue reading →

At a hustings at the last General Election, we asked the candidates what Private Member’s Bill they would put forward if they were given the opportunity to do so. Continue reading →

When I was young I knew this old dodderer who, while I was not disrespectful toward, I didn’t regard much or feel he had much to offer. Continue reading →

There is no doubt about it, the longer he continues as POTUS the more anti-Trump sentiments Continue reading →

I go back to the days before Kentucky and McDonalds, when the main branded restaurant in and around the town centre was Wimpy. Continue reading →

In 1999 I produced a book on the history of Coleman Street Chapel, titled “Coleman Street’s Children”, Continue reading →

Three days ago I posted an article titled: “Politics, Brexit and the US Supreme Court”. Continue reading →

My first main exposure to the FIFA World Cup was in 1966, the year England won it. Continue reading →

I have been advised by someone close to me NOT to post this article and another friend has just pointed out that while I need to act as salt I must remember grace too! Continue reading →