The Christmas story is not some abstract message of hope in a distant time and land. The birth of Jesus, the incarnation of God among us, is a story that invites us to participate and to act. How do we play our part?

The Dean of Sheffield, Peter Bradley reflects on the power of the Lord's prayer and its ability to meet our deepest needs of God.

The Dean of Sheffield, Peter Bradley reflects on the power of the Lord's prayer and its ability to meet our deepest needs of God.

As we journey through Advent and towards the celebration of Christmas, Revd Canon Christopher Burke considers the abundant hope set before us.

As we journey through Advent and towards the celebration of Christmas, Revd Canon Christopher Burke considers the abundant hope set before us.

Advent marks the start of the church's new liturgical cycle and a time to look ahead with hope and faith. Canon Keith Farrow reflects on the themes of advent and our role as we watch and wait for the coming King.

Advent marks the start of the church's new liturgical cycle and a time to look ahead with hope and faith. Canon Keith Farrow reflects on the themes of advent and our role as we watch and wait for the coming King.

Bishop of Doncaster, Peter Burrows, reflects on the sovereign rule of Christ.

Bishop of Doncaster, Peter Burrows, reflects on the sovereign rule of Christ.

On Remembrance Sunday, how can we recall such loss and suffering and find hope? The Dean of Sheffield, Peter Bradley reflects on the words of the Medieval poet, Julian of Norwich.