Reflection – Page 17 – crookedshore

Innocence Crushed

This came my way via peregrinatio from the photographers website. On so many levels this is worthy of iconic status.…

I cooked breakfast for a bunch of friends last Saturday morning. All the usual stuff, including a tiny nod to…

Driving home late last week, I was listening to an album show on Radio Ulster. The music was consistently good,…

here’s something I learned early this morning that gave me pause. The Hebrew word for the glory of God’s presence…

It was an icy morning on the crookedshore, the sun cut sharply and painfully through a blue sky, but the…

Living in a country that is both over-politicised and bloated on religion, and working in the field of faith-based community…

I was afforded a rare privilege the other day as I walked with Tobey along the crookedshore. I saw the…

Today is 27 January, the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1945. The Holocaust Memorial Trust have produced a…

Duncan Morrow, a political scientist remember, offered theological comment based on his analysis of the current state of play in…

My wife surprised me yesterday with an anthology of poetry called Lifelines. We have all of the volumes in this…