Mug Hugs
These could be great to send to someone we can't get to see currently. It might remind them that they are valued. And that could be vital these days, don't...
Crafting websites
In our discussions today we were reflecting upon the different things we could make. It's great that in the myriad of conversations we may find new ideas which might spark...
Making a Teddy Bear all in one go!
Wow, here's a pattern for a Teddy Bear where you complete it in one go! http://www.barddance.org/knittering/bluesbighugbear.htm. Here we can knit a bear from their feet up to their head and...
Welcome to the Knit & Knatter posts
These are posts also found on our Facebook group for those whom attend our weekly Knit & Knatter online group. The concept is to promote fellowship, especially in this pandemic,...
All within 24 hours
In these days of lockdown, 24 hours feels an age. So it may be surprising to find that Mark appears to record Jesus' activity all within 24 hours! Here, we...
Why do we do this?
Why should a church group start an online Knit & Knatter group? It's a way of sharing our experiences from within this #Covid Pandemic. What experiences? well those we have...
Hands together, eyes closed…
I always used to add "Don't forget to blow your nose"... The traditional form of prayer is one that is led from the front, but where today 'the front' is...
The start of the journey
Mark's job, apparently, was to provide us with a perspective on the journey of Jesus. However, even this early on in the Gospel, (Mark 1:14-20) we have lost a huge...
Where is the Trinity?
When discussing Baptism recently it was noted that we would use a form of words widely heard throughout Church services, that of the Trinity: Father God, Jesus, the son of...
Can anything good come out of Glasgow?
Well after a lengthy exploration of John the Baptist's work last week we are now nipping over to the Gospel of John yet again: John 1:43-51. We are moving from...
Why did John baptise Jesus?
This week's lectionary reading focusses upon a text we have partially considered during Advent. There, we wondered about pancakes in the desert. Now we'll focus upon the baptism (Mark 1:4-11)....
What a community!
Within Scripture there's a community which is described in Acts 2 which is something we might want to emulate. They don't go to a church or a synagogue primarily as...