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Beautiful day for blossom today at Swiss Cottage
Jo Patel explores the parable of the talents in today’s Daily Devotion.
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Trevor Jamison ponders power and responsibility in today’s Daily Devotion.
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In today’s Daily Devotion Sally Watson hopes to be ready and waiting when the Son of Man returns.
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Sue Cossey delights in the Law in today’s Daily Devotion.
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Andrew Bodsworth finds light in a gloomy passage in today’s Daily Devotion.
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You don't need a special tool- any spreadsheet or even piece of paper is fine. I list days vertically and then activites horizontally across. I always put where I wake up and go to sleep to help with the check in/out dates, overnight flights etc
The Bill Snelson Fund gives young Christian the opportunity to experience ecumenism abroad - study, pilgrimage, volunteering or any activity that promote church unity. There is £6,000 available each year. Information, a video, and application form at cte.org.uk/snelsonfund
Apply by: 31 March 2026
Curious about Christian unity and like to travel?
Like Joshua, if you're 18 to 35 years old and from one of our Member Churches, you can get a grant to have an ecumenical experience abroad.
Apply before 31 March 2026
cte.org.uk/snelsonfund
#SnelsonFund #YoungEcumenists
Leo Roberts shows his self-awareness as he contemplates some of Jesus’ harder words in today’s Daily Devotion.
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A pastoral letter from the Anglican Archbishop of Jerusalem and the Middle East.
www.anglicannews.org/news/2026/02...
Join us today as The Revd Andy Braunston delivers our Sunday Service.
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“Psalm 119 was David’s extraordinary prayer, written as poetry, so he would have used extravagant language to express how passionately he was feeling.” Jo Patel continues our musings on Psalm 119 in today’s Daily Devotion.
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John Collings thinks about Jesus’ condemnation of the pharisees in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://ow.ly/WlRT50Yi7Ce
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Fraser Macnaughton muses on a conversation between Jesus and some pharisees in today’s Daily Devotion.
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Ruth Watson considers the greatest commandments in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://ow.ly/kmPB50Yi7yN
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The benefit of train journeys is the opportunity to catch up with podcasts
Fascinating lecture, referencing Thomas Clarkson, whose sermon in @mancathedral.bsky.social propelled Manchester's anti slavery movement (I quote him in my RJS sermon in the AMEN announcement)
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
Jo Clare-Young sides with Jesus as he deals with silly questions in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://mailchi.mp/urc/urc-daily-devotion-wednesday-25-february-2026
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“Jesus does what he often does, and answers their question with another question.” Matt Stone explores Jesus’ command to give back to Ceasar, and God, what is theirs in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://mailchi.mp/urc/urc-daily-devotion-tuesday-24-february-2026
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Simon Copley ponders the difficult parable of the Wedding Banquet in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://mailchi.mp/urc/urc-daily-devotion-monday-23-february-2026
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Peter Clark explores the parable of the bad tenants in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://ow.ly/o6sZ50Yi6pI
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The 2026 World Day of Prayer is on Friday 6 March. This year, the women of Nigeria focus on our need for peace and solace. World Day of Prayer is a women-led, global, ecumenical movement. Information and resources, including services in your area, at wwdp.org.uk
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If you have a little time today, it's not too late to start our Lent course. Between now and Easter, you can learn more about each of the books of the Bible:
www.christianity.org.uk/article/full...
For the start of Lent, Fliss Barker, Church Related Community Worker for Wooler URC in Northumberland, invites us to view season as a time of renewal and not resolution. To read Fliss' invitation, see bit.ly/latestURCnews
Siân Collins explores the aftermath of Jesus’ anger in the Temple in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://ow.ly/BWuC50Yh5Bg
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“Is this a petulant misuse of power, plus a serving of exaggerated claim – or is something else happening here…” Ian Fosten looks at Jesus’ curse of a fig tree in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://ow.ly/nRRI50Yh5wB
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It's pancake day today! Or Shrove Tuesday. That means Lent starts tomorrow. Are you giving something up? Or perhaps taking up a healthy practice?
Take five minutes to read (or listen to) our article explaining what Lent is all about:
www.christianity.org.uk/article/what...
David Sampson explores Jesus’ cleaning of the Temple in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://mailchi.mp/urc/urc-daily-devotion-17-february-2026
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Meryl White helps us contemplate some of Psalm 119 in today’s Daily Devotion.
https://mailchi.mp/urc/urc-daily-devotion-15-february-2026
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