Sheila Bridge Blog
I loved making this on a gardening and mindfulness day we held in our churchyard. It reminded me powerfully that everything we create is created from something we have been given. Everything we have is a gift, including the desire to create something beautiful. A mandala is a circle object with something at its centre.... Continue Reading →
This is a talk about Encountering God, quite a few people said they found it helpful so I'm just posting it here. No power point slides with this one. Talk starts about 17 mins in. https://fb.watch/qgCrjxcuFi
Quite a few people have found this helpful so I'll just try to share it here - sermon starts about 14 mins in. https://fb.watch/qcsha1gHmz Images from the powerpoint below:
This post is about the immense love of God and how we make it smaller than it actually is. Thinking about the story Jesus told about the wheat and the weeds in Matthew chapter 13 (24-30, 36-43). I want to write about a love that encompasses all: a love that does not wish to reject... Continue Reading →
Love, love, loved this book! I had no idea I was reading the 4th book in a series so what a joy to discover that I can now go back and enjoy the first three. The main character Lucy is a writer from New York. The story starts at the beginging of the pandemic and... Continue Reading →
I was annoyed and fascinated in equal measure by an interview I heard last Saturday on Radio 4's Today programme. So much so I've been thinking about it all week. Robert Sapolsky has just published a book this month called Determined: Life without Free Will. He is a very well known behavioural scientist. Okay, I... Continue Reading →
Here is a picture of my freind Louise hugging a baby. Now, don't be confused: Louise isn't God. I know that. She knows that and I'm guessing none of her friends hold Louise to be a deity. But Louise IS a vicar and she posted this photo challenging us to share one photo to show... Continue Reading →
I'm on a diet! Botheration - there I've said it - it's out there publicly. Grrr! I love food and hate diets. So why? Well, the obvious reason is there is more of me than there used to be hence I can't fit most of my wardrobe plusI know there are health issues in the... Continue Reading →
Wednesday 14th Dec: sadly a weary old Bob took his final road trip. He was gentle, uncomplaining and stoic to the end. Bobby loved walks, he loved his Nan and all his humans. He loved his green dino, drinking from muddy puddles, sleeping on sofas or sleeping anywhere really. He came to love the car... Continue Reading →
Here we are coming up to our second Christmas in Salford Priors and feeling at home. Photos by month, no apologies for excess of Charlie pics - he's the best looking member of the family. January: We went on holiday to Scotland with Matthew and Stine and we even skied! February: a very sad and... Continue Reading →
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