Reflection of the Week - 10 March 2020
This week's reflection prompts us to make time for children.
This week's reflection prompts us to make time for children.
This week's reflection looks at the practice of 'giving something up' for Lent
This week's reflection reminds us that God is present.
This week's reflection takes its lead from a poem.
This week's reflection reminds us of God's covenant with us.
This week's reflection reminds us of God's covenant with us.
This week's reflection reminds us to follow Jesus, not this world.
This week's reflection offers a prayer to clear the soul from clutter.
This week's reflection brings a message about Australia Day.
This week's reflection reminds us to keep trusting in God.
As you celebrate this Christmas, and in the coming weeks, I invite you to remember in your prayers the South Australian communities who have been devastated by the bushfire events of the past few days which have shocked us all.
This week's reflection reminds us of the real story of Christmas.
This week's reflection talks about the "busyness" of this time of year.
This week's reflection reminds us to really think about how we prepare for Jesus' coming.
This week's reflection gives guidance on how to prepare inwardly for Christmas.
This week's reflection urges us to take time to reflect on our response to God's work in our lives.
This week's reflection reminds us that God has perfect timing.
The women of Hallett Cove Uniting Church recently took some time out from the busyness of life of to recharge with essential and spiritual nurturing. Jenny Prior reflects on their time spent in retreat.
This week's reflection gives thanks to silence.
This week's reflection reminds us that Christian compassion and love extends past "boundaries" of race, country and culture.