You cannot have watched BBC’s News at Ten on Tuesday evening and not have felt both intrigued and a deep sense of compassion for poor Huw Edwards. Due to a technical fault, the BBC anchorman was left without any sound
Our minds this week have been full of the London fire tragedy. We have, like the rest of the country, so many questions about what really happened: why the fire spread so rapidly? what will this mean for future builds?
It’s been manifesto week. Each political party has told us what we can expect if they are successful in the General Election on 8 June. Between the main parties, we can expect, and I quote, a radical, responsible, strong and stable, brighter future.
I was number twenty in the telephone call system. I don’t mind waiting on the phone – after all, with a mobile, it is mobile so I could walk around in the interim. But, it’s very hard to concentrate on
Every year I have a birthday. So do you. None of us can help it, even if we don’t want to be reminded, or would rather not celebrate it. And, through no fault of my own, my birthday was this
A sweet old lady, Miss Bendor Samuel, taught me English grammar. I had not gone to see her for grammar lessons (I had attended a Grammar School, for goodness’ sake!); I was trying to learn New Testament Greek. “You will
This soundbite from our Prime Minister, Theresa May, might well go down in history as the quote of the Brexit. The letter to the EU was finally sent on Wednesday of this week, triggering Article 50 and starting the ball
Well, we’ve just completed another Annual General Meeting; a chance to review what we have done as a church, go through the church finances to make sure everything is in order (and, don’t worry, it is!) and to both marvel
It’s been a while since I have been troubled with malware; the little bits of software that cling on for dear life to your computer redirecting your webpages, taking you to places you don’t want to go and to see
Time is a funny old thing. You see, I got on the plane in Havana at 9pm, and knew when I got off the time zone would be five hours ahead. ‘Ah ha!’ I thought, I was so tired from
‘I got your back’ love It’s been an interesting journey through Valentine’s week. We have had Valentine card-making in cafe and in assemblies this week I have spoken to nearly one thousand students about love and friendship. I’ve tried to
Fake news is all the rage. Facts are dead; truth is unimportant. We live in an age where ‘Post-truth’ gets the dubious honour of being Oxford Dictionary’s ‘word of the year 2016’! As followers of Jesus, that’s the water we
Lots going on at The Hub for the next ten days to help us celebrate the special people in our lives. Don’t miss this opportunity to tell a friend or family member how much they mean to you. Come and make them
Saturday 18th March, 8:30 Come and enjoy Breakfast With: Jo Symmons Reflections on the Kahaila-Reflex prison project Arranged by Steyning and District Churches Together See poster below for details and ticket information: –
The new material is available for download: Life in God’s Unshakeable Kingdom – booklet version – GG complete Life in God’s Unshakeable Kingdom – tablet version – GG Tablet version
Are you ready for Christmas?! Advent is a season of anticipation, preparation, and waiting. It can also be full of crazy activity and distraction; it is easy to forget what we are here to celebrate. Advent should be a season of surprises
Yesterday in our Third Sunday event we considered together how we welcome others among us as we share together in the journey of life and faith. Oftentimes the Church has been highly selective in who is let in, seeing herself
Acts 25:30 says “It is more blessed to give than to receive”. In that spirit, The Hub is supporting the Reverse Advent Calendar. What is a reverse advent calendar, and how does it work? Unlike conventional advent calendars where you
More than sixty people, including representatives from West Sussex County Council, Horsham District Council, Sussex Police, Children and Family Services and local schools joined volunteers and members of The Hub for the launch event of beFriend visiting service, hosted in
Love where you are is our current theme and you’re welcome we have ten groups that meet every other week to engage with our current theme. You’d be very welcome to try out one of the Groups, they really are