by Jonny Lawrance Owen | Oct 23, 2025 | Blog, Discipleship Weekly
In 2021 my Uncle David (who also has Down Syndrome) was diagnosed with young-onset dementia and moved into a care home. Before long he could no longer recognise me or anyone else in his family. He was often confused and soon lost the ability to speak coherently. It felt as though the man I deeply loved was gone.
by Lisa White | Oct 16, 2025 | Blog, Discipleship Weekly
Wonderstruck, I squeezed my friend’s hand three times while our childhood hero performed the three-hour concert of our dreams. Yet, what stayed with me was the realisation that thousands within the crowd had never met Jesus.
by Emma Dickson | Oct 9, 2025 | Blog, Discipleship Weekly
Wonderstruck, I squeezed my friend’s hand three times while our childhood hero performed the three-hour concert of our dreams. Yet, what stayed with me was the realisation that thousands within the crowd had never met Jesus.
by Mags Duggan | Oct 2, 2025 | Blog, Discipleship Weekly
‘Lord, I have no idea what it means to be this kind of person. I have no real idea what it means to step into the wind and the storm and the desert and the rocky places of a person’s life, I really don’t, but I can’t get away from these words, and I sense that you are asking me to be willing to be such a person. So, here I am.
by Steve Bannister | Sep 18, 2025 | Blog, Discipleship Weekly
There always seemed to be a lot going on at church and I was usually somewhere near the centre of the action. But, after many years in various leadership roles there, I began to question what I was achieving.
by Holly Price | Sep 11, 2025 | Blog, Discipleship Weekly
After watching a good film as a family, I like to ask, ‘What do you think the main message was?’ ‘Teamwork!’ my sons’ chime and it’s almost always true. We kicked off our summer holidays by watching Fantastic Four: First Steps at the cinema and we closed it with a home viewing of Thunderbolts*.