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This is the blog of me, Dan Balsdon, Methodist minister in West Sussex, serving the communities of Bognor Regis, Felpham and Westergate.
Throughout the pandemic we’ve all been living differently and as Christians we’ve been worshipping and praying differently too as we navigate these unchartered waters together.
I’ve used my blog as a resource hub for signpost to worship and discipleship opportunities and as a source of encouragement in our faith, support in our discipleship and sustenance as Kingdom people – seeking to live together with lives of faith and hope in God.
Material for worship at home is available on Worship Resources
A diary with access details for telephone/online events is in our calendar. sign up to join the mailing list to receive Tues News, a weekly roundup of news, pointers for worship and more.
In Peace & Hope, Rev Dan
Some of Dan’s most recent posts:
Recommended Read: Unapologetic
Unapologetic: Why, despite everything, Christianity can still make surprising emotional sense.Written by Francis Spufford. I have loved reading this fresh and bold story and exposition of why belief in God matters and makes a difference. Loved it, but struggled to work out how to share it with you – because it is not a book … Continue reading Recommended Read: Unapologetic
Seeking meaning
The beginning of a new series of video reflections on life, world and faith in up to 42 seconds. We begin asking how to discover meaning in life…
Freedom – taking personal Responsibility
Reflecting on freedom, personal responsibility and the Christian life.
Standing against racism
There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus. Galatians 3:28 (NRSVA) Weekly Reflections from Rev Dan, also published in Tues News 13/7/21. Sign up for the weekly Tues News here. Friends, “At the … Continue reading Standing against racism
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