Homeless

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- The natural and man-made catastrophes in Turkey and Syria, New Zealand, as well as Ukraine of late cannot but provoke strong reactions. Our emotions and thoughts are many and many faceted. Triggered by images of devastation, they can be overwhelming. I have concerned myself with... Continue Reading →

Why Worry?

Homily - Sunday, the 12th February 2023 Reading: Matthew 6: 25-34 Do we worry too much in life? It is easier said than done- Do not worry about your life. But we know that several of us, if not all struggle with some worry or the other. Anxieties that cause worry could vary. For some... Continue Reading →

God’s rejoicing love

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- There has always been something that puzzled me about the parable of the lost sheep: who was keeping the ninety-nine sheep safe whilst the shepherd was away looking for the one? That they must be being kept safe is clear, otherwise the parable would make... Continue Reading →

Celebrating Diverse Abilities

Homily - Sunday, the 5th February Reading: Isaiah 58:1-12 Today is a special day. We are farewelling R who was part of the fabric of ACF for many years and she will continue to be a part of us though she would be moving to Offenburg. Special children are special indeed. They reflect the diversity... Continue Reading →

Building the Faith Community

In Christ, we, though many, form one body. Each member belongs to all the others.Rom 12: 5 We are constantly engaged in being part of community building. While we affirm that we are many, each different and unique in specific ways, we also affirm that the many can together form one body. The transition from... Continue Reading →

Blessed are the poor who have nothing to own

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- William Wilberforce, another of my heroes of the faith, fought against all odds for over twenty years in late 18th-century England to abolish slavery and died just three days after the bill finally passed in Parliament, ending slavery in the British Empire. I always was... Continue Reading →

The New Beginnings

Homily - Sunday, the 22nd January 2023 Reading: Matthew 4: 12-25 Introduction Have we ever encountered a situation where we reckoned that we are on a journey through dark valleys or that we are in the region and shadow of death? The journey could be very difficult. But imagine a light at the end of... Continue Reading →

Sick Day

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- Like everyone else, our family is being sick, on and off, at the moment. Today I’m the one who is feeling rough. Yes, I’m aware that I’m in a very privileged situation of generally being fit and well, of not having to live with chronic... Continue Reading →

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