Category Archives: Pastor’s Notebook

All around the UK bells will ring out on November 11th to mark 100 year since the end of first world war. In part this is to remember the impromptu response on that very day in 1918 as the armistice … Continue reading →

FROM THE PASTOR Oscar Wilde once said, “There is only one thing worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.” Wilde was a bit of an outrageous character and was someone who liked, or rather probably … Continue reading →

In my summer message in the Trinity Times, I mentioned a few things that I hoped to get to this summer – I didn’t go camping or do much bike riding or get to a Quaker worship service, but I … Continue reading →

Do you ever remember not breathing? Do you ever remember not knowing the Lord’s Prayer? This is Pastor Steve’s Trinity Times Newsletter article as an audio file so that you can listen to a mediation using a TWO WORD version of … Continue reading →

First Published in Trinity Times April 2018 I love eggs.  I am told that my eggs benedict is one of the best around, to the point that I have spoiled that dish when my family and friends go out for … Continue reading →

Pastor’s Message In my first sermon here at Trinity I talked about ‘something new’.  This was not just about Kebbeh Cooper’s name (Kebbeh means ‘something new’), it was also about the start of our new ministry together. I was talking … Continue reading →

The first speed limit legislation was created in the United Kingdom with the Locomotive Acts (automobiles were in those days termed “light locomotives”). The 1865 Act introduced a UK speed limit of 10 mph (16 km/h) which was then reduced … Continue reading →