Remembering Pastor Keith Brown

Yesterday, I attended the funeral service of Pastor Keith Brown (23^rd August 1947 – 28^th April 2023) (see here for details) as I wanted to pay my respects and after which to use these pages to offer my own tribute. I did not know Pastor Keith very well, although it was over a period of many years I did know him.

Chapter 40: Leviticus – a Bible favourite

Corona revisited

Pleased bear with me for rewinding an old gramophone record, for it is true that a lot of what I am about to say I have already said in my blogs, but as often is the case it needs repeating, and besides which, so much more is coming to light that is worth sharing.

Unnamed and other named priests

Priests of the Bible 17 Ananias

The Legacy of Tim Keller

I have recently learned of the passing of a popular Christian mover and shaker, Tim Keller and before I get going I want to express my sadness and condolences to his loved ones.

Southend chooses a new leader and administration (2)

So now we know! This is the promised follow up to Part 1 of this mini-series (see here).

Southend chooses a new leader and administration (1)

Today I am going to shoot from the hip on an intriguing subject – nothing new in that, you might think!

Does the UK need a united right-wing party?

A few days ago, I watched a 20-minute video titled: “The UK Needs a United Right-Wing Party” and it impressed me so much that I decided to write this blog, giving my own thoughts.

The Coronation of King Charles III (2)

I wrote part 1 of 2 of my “The Coronation of King Charles III” series, a day before the Coronation. On the day of the Event, while I was not glued to the screen, as some were, I watched many of the more significant parts. Today is a bank holiday because of the Coronation, and many are still celebrating, e.g. by street parties.