Sermons
4th Sunday in Creation-time
Sunday, 24 September 2023
The Provost. John Conway
The immensity of space and time can cultivate an attitude of awe and wonder. But awe and wonder might also be our response to the emergence of life, of breath, of thought, in you and I, and on this planet

Pentecost 15
Sunday, 10 September 2023
Janet Spence, Chaplain
The fruits of working to be reconciled with one another, working to build community based on truth and love and respect, will be lives where hope will flourish, where joy will be known, the joy of building the Kingdom of God in our relationships and community here and now.

Pentecost 14 - 1st Sunday in Creationtime
Sunday, 3 September 2023
Marion Chatterley, Vice Provost
Set your mind on divine things - that might not be appealing, but it's probably essential.

Pentecost 13
Sunday, 27 August 2023
John Conway, Provost
Ask me where I'm going
Ask me what is my purpose
Ask me what my name is
They call me the Coat of Hopes

Mary the Virgin (Patronal Festival)
Sunday, 13 August 2023
Rev Marion Chatterley, Vice Provost
Open our hearts to making a creative response to the creativity we encounter.

Pentecost 9
Sunday, 30 July 2023
Rev. Janet Spence, Chaplain
The seeds of the Kingdom of Heaven are sown in a very special place … and the most ordinary place … within every one of us.

Pentecost 8
Sunday, 23 July 2023
John Conway, Provost
God comes to us like a parent to an adopted child, offering unexpected love to heal our experiences of loss and rejection

Pentecost 7
Sunday, 16 July 2023
Marion Chatterley. Vice Provost
Without the Sower, there wouldn't be a story.

Pentecost 6
Sunday, 9 July 2023
John Conway, Provost
Holiness is not found in keeping ourselves pure; or necessarily doing the right thing, but in having the strength and imagination and empathy to establish and maintain relationship where there was previously none

Pentecost 4
Sunday, 25 June 2023
Janet Spence, Chaplain
When baptised, we live in a place of ‘already and not yet’, we wait and watch, sustained by hope of dawn. We live in the blue hour.

Pentecost 3
Sunday, 18 June 2023
Marion Chatterley, Vice Provost
Through pain, despair, suffering... God reaches out offering love that transforms and gives us hope.
