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Houses of Light – stories for a post Christian culture
The stories are written for families to read together with a focus on the 6-10 age group. Through reading the story readers are left wanting to hear more and wishing it were true. These can be bought and given out in gift bags, at Christmas markets, family events, carol services or schools. These are intendedContinue reading “Houses of Light – stories for a post Christian culture”
Sharing the Incarnation with your community
We’ve got two girls and have spent more hours in soft plays than I wish to admit. I have never warmed to these places and am grateful that adults aren’t allowed to play and join in. Apart from the inevitable, MUMMMMMM I’M STUCK. At which point I put down my coffee and book and putContinue reading “Sharing the Incarnation with your community”
Building community through vulnerability
“For many businesses, coronavirus was the toughest problem they’ve ever had to face. With customers under lockdown, shops shuttered, cashflow drying up and staff on furlough, they wondered how they were going to survive. But amid all these threats, some companies found ways to forge ahead.” Coronavirus: Five firms booming despite the lockdown, BBC. ForContinue reading “Building community through vulnerability”
Let your light shine before others
I’ve been writing simple stories to raise curiosity about the person of Jesus Christ. I’m excited to share my latest story Lucy and the bird, this is perfect to give away at Christmas time. Read the whole story here Houses of Light shop.
Nay Dawson 
May I ask is it ok to use Spotify karaoke over Zoom to conduct our church’s carolling. All songs will be more than 70 years old, so there should be no copyright issues, correct? Your kind advice will be much appreciated.
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Hello, I’ve no idea, but I’ll ask some friends and get back to you!
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Any pointers for a 2021 Christmas trail?
We did one in our town for Christmas and Easter. We used the faith in kids Easter amble. Do you know of a similar model that we could use this Christmas please?
Thank you, Gill
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Hello Gill, this might help
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