| Thoughts of a Team Vicar April 2024 | It is with great sadness that I write my final lead letter for the parishes of Great Yarmouth. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time with you but God is calling me on a new journey. This journey will take me nearer to my home town
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| I Often Wonder | I often wonder what I’d do if I could never pray. If I could not depend on God to guide me every day. And O how dark the night would be. If His light did not shine, I could not sleep, because such fear would fill this heart of mine
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| Just One Thing | When I’m driving to work, I like to listen to podcasts. One that I have been particularly enjoying recently is Just One Thing by Dr Michael Mosley. The idea is that Dr Mosley tells us about one thing we could do that could significantly improve our health
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| Rev Rosie writes March 2024 | As I write this, I am looking out at the beauty of the snowdrops, daffodils, crocuses and primroses that are blooming in swathes in my garden. The glorious spectacle of the spring bulbs in the Rectory garden never fail to inspire and cheer me
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| From the Rectory March 2024 | About 10 years ago, I helped my younger son with a school project on rivers. From where we lived in Earlham, Norwich, we travelled to find the source of the river Yare. It involved driving around wet, muddy lanes in some remote villages
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From the Rev Liz Dawes February 2024 | This February is one of quick transitions in the life of the church. We begin with Candlemas on the 2nd February which signals the end of the Christmas season and heralds the beginning of spring. It’s also the day after St Brigid’s Day
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Rev Rosie writes February 2024 | Snowflakes are falling, lightly and gently, a reminder that it is still very much winter. The ducks are limited to only half the pond as one side is iced up! And yet, we have snowdrops and daffodils pushing out of the group and the first few snowdrops
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