Showing posts with label Gregory the Great. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gregory the Great. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 May 2020

BOOK REVIEW : Augustine of Canterbury, Leadership, Mission and Legacy by Robin Mackintosh



Leading worship is always a great privilege whatever the time or day, but I was especially pleased to be asked to lead Night Prayer on the Patronal festival of my college. Whilst there is (usually) no sermon given during this service, I thought I should find out a bit about St Augustine of Canterbury, to do justice to the occasion.

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

Start:Stop - Servant of the servants of God - St Gregory the Great



Start:Stop offers the chance for busy commuters to Start their day by Stopping to reflect for ten minutes. Starting every quarter hour between 7.45am and 9.00am on Tuesday mornings at St Stephen Walbrook, in the heart of the City of London, we invite people to drop in for as long as they can to hear a sequence of bible readings, reflections and prayers or simply to sit and reflect. For more information visit our website. This reflection is from Tuesday 4th September 2018.

Thank you for joining us for Start:Stop. My name is Phillip Dawson. This reflection will last ten minutes. We begin with a bible reading, which can be found on page 50 in the New Testament section of the Bible.

Sermon-Who is Jesus? Who am I? Who am I becoming?

Georges Rouault, Christ (1925–27) A sermon given during Holy Communion at St Olave Hart Street on Sunday 27 th September 2026 (Year A, Seve...