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Today, Father Ian reflects on the implications of being remembered or forgotten. We end with the hymn, "Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind".

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Father Ian reads John 2: 1-11, and reflects on the miracle at Cana as an image of the transforming power of Christ.

In the season of Epiphany, Mike reflects on the wisdom of the Three Kings. We end with the anthem, "Fairest Lord Jesus".

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For this Feast of Christ's Baptism, Father Ian reads Luke 3:15-17, 21-22, and reflects on the nature of vocation, followed by the hymn, 'God is working his purpose out'

Jean reflects on the life and legacy of the Anglican priest and hymn writer, J S B Monsell. We end with his hymn, "O Worship The Lord In The Beauty Of Holiness".

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In this sermon for the Feast of the Epiphany,

Father Ian reflects on the significance of the Feast of Epiphany and its message of reconciliation. We end with the hymn, "We Three Kings Of Orient Are".

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Father Ian reads John: 1: 1-18 and reflects on what the obscurity of Christ's Incarnation teaches us about the value of our daily tasks

Father Ian reads Luke 2: 1-20 and reflects on our sense of connectedness to God.

Mike reads Luke 1: 39-55 and reflects on the need for Christians to go out into the world and bear witness