Grumpiness and grace mix in our readings this morning. The people are grumpy in the first reading (Exodus 17:1-7). They want water and so blame Moses for their troubles. They harp back, romanticisi…

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What a summer it’s been. Record temperatures, longest spells of unbroken heat and dry weather. The hills have literally been on fire with the smell of the smoke even reaching the Deanery. It has be…

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Our Ask Me Anything team explain why Zverev is exempt from Wimbledon's in-match mobile phone ban.

Screenshot What a collection of readings this morning. We have Isaac and Rebekah being set up on a blind date (Genesis 24:34-38, 42-49, 58-67), Paul oversharing about not doing the thing that he wa…

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Tributes have been paid to Eddie Burns, a former Fulwood vicar and writer of a world-famous hymn, who has sadly died.

Artificial Intelligence, AI, has quickly become part of our life. While it doesn’t appear in the Bible,  if we dig down a little into the our readings this morning we can find connections, cha…

This past week three of us, along with colleagues from St Davids and St Asaph, have been in Bristol for the National Cathedrals Conference. We joined representatives from other cathedrals from the …

Research identifies ‘warm but passive’ attachment of general public

Ascension Day is one of those days that has us either scratching our heads or looking on incredulous at a prescientific world that thought the earth was flat. Jesus is presented as some kind of div…