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Thought for the Week – Caravan Drop-In and Counselling Service

Ian Burton, the coordinator of the Caravan Drop-In Counselling service, reflects on the decades-long presence of this project located in St James’s garden, and on the transformative power of truly being heard.

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Thought for the Week – Adult baptism: the courage to live again!

The Revd Dr Ivan Khovacs explores adult baptism as an act of courage and renewal, inviting those seeking faith to embrace the transformative love of God and step into a new life with Christ.

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Thought for the Week – Digging, laughing and singing together in the Dorset countryside

Mary Stewart reports on this year’s ‘Lifelines’ hedgerow planting experience at Hilfield Friary in Dorset.

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Thought for the Week – A Momentous Sermon: The Rt Revd Mariann Edgar Budde’s Reflections from Washington National Cathedral

As this week’s Thought for the Week, we publish the text of the sermon preached at Washington National Cathedral by the Bishop of Washington, The Rt Revd Mariann Edgar Budde. As the Church of England and the Episcopal Church of the United States are all part of the Anglican Communion, she is our bishop too. In a momentous week for US politics, and therefore, for world politics, we send our support and prayers to Bishop Mariann.

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Thought for the Week – Keep Alert

Head Verger, Chris Davies, talks to our security team and examines the nature of security in a church.

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Thought for the Week – Life, Faith, and St James’s Church

Tony Sánchez shares his personal journey as a gay Christian man born into a culture that did not accept his sexuality. He describes a journey that brought him to St James’s and why its ethos is needed now more than ever.

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Thought for the Week – Should we have Faith in Government?

Lauren Gomer reflects on her faith journey at St James’s and explores the vital role religion could play in shaping global policies on technology, AI, and political change as she prepares to re-enter her diplomatic career in a rapidly evolving 2025.

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Moral Injury Repair and Climate Change

Joan Ishibashi reflects on how a moral injury framework might help us come to terms with our personal and collective responsibility for the climate and ecological crisis ahead of St James’s webinar on 15 January.

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