Pastor Julian Richards - The Sunday Hour Julian and I met in the winter of 2016, after I had returned from The Philippines where I had been on a Missionary trip to help the Orphans, Children and Street Kids. I was looking for an Alpha Course (please click this link, it could change your life)
Reverend Diana Greenfield joins The Sunday Hour I became aware of Diana by chance when I heard her on GFM107.1 Radio, doing an interview on the Monday morning show that Mell Turford presents. I was bowled over by her voice and cheerful disposition. Diana finished with a prayer for a friend who was returning to
Zwifting at Home My cycling hobby started a few years ago, with my BF and joint crazy adventurer Jason. Having done the Mendip Challenge 31 mile Ultra Marathon "What can we do as a "challenge" for charity"... 7 Marathons in 7 days for 7 Charities? (thats for another blog) this lead on to me
Schooling and lost time with the Grandchildren The Lockdown in the UK has been over one week now, and the homeschooling for Mia and Logan has gone really well. It's been great being with them on Face Time, Messenger Video and Whatsapp video. It's hard for them and all the children who are away from
Radio Presenting The Sunday Hour today marked my 30th programme, and for someone who had never even thought of presenting anything, this was a satisfying milestone. When it was suggested by my friend Jason Smith that I should think about putting together a Sunday show for SeaBird Radio Jason was already presenting a programme, The Ambient Hour so
In Spirit and In Truth - A Painting by Annie Carrington I met this amazing lady a couple of years ago when I joined The Seed Church. Annie Carrington had her Art Studio next to where we used to meet in Cheddar, where we struck up a warm friendship. Some time after I first visited her
Baking - A New Hope (Star Wars Fan) BAKING. It is something that many of my friends do, but have never really thought much about it myself. Of course anyone of my age will probably have grown up as a young child knowing that smell wafting from the kitchen, as Mum baked bread, scones and
Family & Community Spirit The importance at this time of Global Turmoil is to take care of your family and that of your community I haven't been out since the new measures were put into place, my last venture out was to see my best friend Jason, as we were really unaware of when we
Lets all Communicate Not too many years ago the way we used to communicate at work and globally was by Telephone, Telex or Letter, some of you will remember that I am sure.... and of course what about having to make a call not from your bedroom or from the home, but to have
It is so quiet I woke this morning, later than usual, to find the sun streaming in through the window, I thought to myself ....."After all the turmoil and uncertainty of the days events yesterday, how God can put a smile on my face" In all this uncertainty, God provides a way to bring tranquility
