CHURCH NOTES: Our Servant, and God’s
At the bottom of a typed message marking Her Majesty?s Platinum Jubilee, The Queen wrote two words before her own signature: ?Your Servant'.
Read moreDetailsAt the bottom of a typed message marking Her Majesty?s Platinum Jubilee, The Queen wrote two words before her own signature: ?Your Servant'.
Read moreDetailsMany people have taken up new hobbies and interests during Covid lockdowns and restrictions. What have you done differently?
Read moreDetailsIt?s official, our darling boy is walking at last. That meant buying his first pair of shoes.
Read moreDetails'People are concerned about the impact that tax rises, soaring energy bills and increases in inflation and interest rates will have on their budgets'
Read moreDetailsWhen icy windscreens can bring problems on the school run ...
Read moreDetailsAs a University, we exist to be a University For Reading, as well as the University of Reading ? here's some ways we are doing just that
Read moreDetailsReading?s older homes need decent insulation to cut fuel bills and tackle poverty, to cut carbon emissions and to create jobs
Read moreDetailsWhere can the holy break through into the ordinary? Perhaps WASHING DISHES can help us?
Read moreDetailsGermans love to visit Cornwall, and it's all thanks to the country's answer to Agatha Christie
Read moreDetailsMany of us will be greeting the new year exhausted and weary, and the January blues can be an additional challenge to maintaining our wellbeing.
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