Sermon-The image we all carry

The Son of a Migrant from Syria, Banksy, 2015

A sermon given during the Sung Eucharist at St George’s Bloomsbury on Sunday 7th July 2024 and St Mary Le Bow on Thursday 11th July 2024, the Sixth Sunday after Trinity (Proper 9) based on the text of Mark 6.1-13. 

Sermon – A Pause before Freedom Day

Nelson Mandela Memorial by Marco Cianfanelli, unveiled by Jacob Zuma in 2012

A sermon preached on Sunday 18th July 2021 at St George’s Bloomsbury. The Seventh Sunday after Trinity (Proper 11, Year B) responding to the thematic readings: Jeremiah 23.1-6, Psalm 23, Ephesians 2.11-end, Mark 6.30-34, 53-end and referencing Nelson Mandela Day, celebrated across the world each year on 18th July; the day of his birth.

You can hear an audio recording of this sermon at this link.

Start-Stop:The Servant Leadership of Hilda of Whitby

The Washing of Feet - Sieger Koder

Good morning and welcome to Start Stop. Our reflection and prayers will last around ten minutes and you are welcome to come and go as your schedule dictates. 

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.