The chaplaincy team began to produce weekly podcasts in November 2020, they are intended to give a short reflection for the week, and are usually between 3 – 5 minutes. We hope you enjoy them.
19 July 2021 – From Catastrophe to Hope: the Art of Resilience
26 July 2021 – The Origins of Annual Holidays
5 July 2021 – Being inconsistent how we value human beings.
12 July 2021 – Winning or Losing?
21 June 2021 – Music is the language of the soul
28 June 2021 – Inside the child was a dancer trying to get out.
8 June 2021 – We are all different but equal in our shared humanity
14 June 2021 – History shows us life will go on!
25 May 2021 – Living with the ‘new ‘normal!
1 June 2021 – Hunting for Treasure
10 May 2021 – Reflections on Green Ribbon Week
17 May 2021 – Giving ourselves time to heal
26 April 2021 – Companions along the way.
4 May 2021 – What kind of a world do we long for post Covid?
12 April 2021 – HRH Prince Philip remembered by the Chaplains
20 April 2021– The wonder of nature.
29 Mar 2021 – Passover and the broken Matzah
6 April 2021– Learning to live in harmony with creation even wild rabbits!
15 Mar 2021 – A reflection for World Book Day
22 Mar 2021- Reflection World Water Day
1 Mar 2021 – A reflection for St David’s Day
8 Mar 2021– The gift of Conversation
15 Feb 2021 – We all can hold a little gratitude in our hearts
22 Feb 2021– The Art of Giving
1 Feb 2021 – Giving thanks for those who have influenced us for good.
8 Feb 2021– Awe and wonderment of the natural world.
18 Jan 2021 – Valuing our friends.
25 Jan 2021– The horse, the coach driver and the pious student.
4 Jan 2021 – Welcoming the New Year
11 Jan 2021 – Why we need laughter in our lives.
14 Dec 2020 – Perfect love casts out fear and anxiety
21 Dec 2020 – May we glimpse something of holiness as we celebrate Christmas.
1 Dec 2020 – We remember Advent before Christmas
7 Dec 2020 Chanukah and defiance.
16 Nov 2020 – How music enhances our life
23 Nov 2020 Finding Hope
2 Nov 2020 – Thoughts on day two of the second lockdown.
9 Nov 2020 Reflection by Ibrahim