The Secular-Sacred Divide and a Block of Cheese

The Secular-Sacred Divide and a Block of Cheese

Emmental cheese isn’t something I think about often. Sure, I enjoy a nice cheddar as much as the next person, but pondering its theological implications? That’s not typical for me! Yet recently, God used a block of Emmental to speak to me. Granted, I was in Germany at...
Joy

Joy

During worship I had a picture of Jesus inviting me to join Father, Son and Holy Spirit in a circle dance. They were interlinked in a circle. I was reminded of the old traditional circle dances I learned as a teenager, arms intertwined at shoulder level and a lot of...
A Season of Reflection, Celebration, and Hope

A Season of Reflection, Celebration, and Hope

As Christmas draws near and a new year approaches, it’s a fitting time to pause and reflect. This season invites us to look back on the year that has passed—celebrating progress, achievements, and moments of encouragement. It’s also a time to look ahead with hope and...
New Beginnings

New Beginnings

The Autumn term often brings new starts and fresh opportunities, as people begin new school years, jobs, and new projects with excitement and hope. Similarly, here at Heaven in Healthcare, we are seeing God do many great things and opening new doors of opportunity...
Renewed Hope

Renewed Hope

Hope is facing significant challenges today, impacting various sectors of society and different age groups worldwide. This poses a substantial problem, as hope is crucial for developing healthy individuals, communities, societies, and nations. Conversely, a lack of...
Have you ever felt lost?

Have you ever felt lost?

Have you ever felt lost?  I have! I have a legendarily poor sense of direction! On a mission trip to Guernsey years ago, I wasn’t even allowed to fetch the team car on my own as they assumed I wouldn’t make it back!! So, for me in particular, Bradford Parkinson is a...