I have just learnt the politician I most admired, Sir Teddy Taylor, largely because he was a man of outstanding principle, has died. Continue reading
Southend Church Winter Night Shelters – 2017-18
It seems hardly any time at all since I reflected back on another season of Southend Church Winter Night Shelters (CWNS) (20016-17) Continue reading
What mainstream media fails to report
Folk who regularly read my blogs will know – I am not a big fan of mainstream media. Continue reading
Tea, the homeless and attitudes to giving
I had a slightly surreal exchange a few days back Continue reading
Roger Ninnis – 31 Years of faithful service
Today I attended church, my church – Providence Baptist. Continue reading
What are your five favourite things about Southend?
One of many Facebook pages whose posts I get to see is a nostalgic one looking at my town’s (Southend) past. Continue reading
9/11 revisited
Early this week was the 16th anniversary of the attacks on America when terrorists hijacked four planes, two of which crashed into the World Trade Centre, New York Continue reading
The end of the World, 666 and microchips
This is not so much going to be a deep study of the Bible, Continue reading
Navigating the British political landscape
I must confess that in recent months I have rather taken my eye of the ball when it comes to British politics. Continue reading