Last Sunday we had a wonderful service in church with a baptism. The parents and Godparents stood and affirmed their faith and trust in...

A tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II

We are delighted to announce that Isaac and Moriah joined the staff team from 1 September 2022. The team involved in the selection were...

There are times when it seems so hard to pray, as what we are longing to see is just impossible - it won't happen. What can candles do...

There were times when I'd be working or in a meeting when there was an almighty crash and bang from upstairs. Slightly fearing the end of...

Meat Loaf famously sang “I’d do anything for love, but not that.” It’s a strong reminder that love isn’t just how we feel, it is about...

I am sure we were not alone in having a child who loved the word "why." Whenever something was asked for, or a task needed doing, the...

On our first visit to Tervuren many years ago, we went to see the original Disney Aladin with Robin Williams immense as the genie who can...

I'm often asked "what is the most important thing in life?" That is an easy answer: "to know and love the Lord Jesus, and to put your...

What do we do when we think God is calling us to move on? This is a particularly poignant question for me as we announced that I will be...

A few years ago I was being investigated for a pituitary tumour (which I am really thankful was a false alarm) when I had a fascinating...

This Sunday we’re singing that well known hymn, and it made me wonder a little about what we’re thinking when we sing it. For while some...

"Every Christian wants to change the world. But, it's Tuesday, and so far you've done nothing but get out of bed, make coffee and sit at...

It was really good earlier this week to talk with Guy Diakiese, the newly appointed Chaplain in Liège. We chatted about Congo and Rwanda,...

I was reading the book of Philemon recently; I recommend it as the whole book is only 25 verses so you can get a quick sense of...

In 2019 I was in Turkey for a wedding, and made time to visit Ephesus, where the ruins of Greek, Roman and Byzantine architecture are...

In 1955, a Dutchman, known as Brother Andrew, followed God’s call and started smuggling Bibles into communist Poland to give to...

I can still remember vividly visiting Mum regularly after my Dad had died, as we had moved to be closer to her as she battled with...

Phil Lane from Oasis Belgium, which seeks to help marginalised people find community and is supported by St Paul’s, tells us how the...

It is fair to say that many of us were looking to 2021 with eager anticipation, hoping and praying that it would be a different kind of...