by St John's Anglican Church Walmer | May 15, 2026 | Blog
by Heather Biggs In the young adults’ Bible study, at the start of each session, we talk about how our week has gone. We talk about the high, the low, and the buffalo! Something good, something bad, and something that we did not see coming! So, I’ll offer a variation...
by St John's Anglican Church Walmer | May 8, 2026 | Blog
by Canon Rob Penrith While preparing for a recent posting of a Devotion that I send out once a week, I came across a fascinating and relevant study of a fabulously relevant little book by CS Lewis. This little book is one of the cherished books of my bookshelf,...
by St John's Anglican Church Walmer | Apr 30, 2026 | Blog
by Vanessa Smith “Do you realise that your face is covered in dirt?” my Mum asks me. “I think it’s a little more than my face Mum” I answer… and then I pause. “Do you realise that we are having tea under the tree?” I ask. Mum gives me a look that seems to be...
by St John's Anglican Church Walmer | Apr 24, 2026 | Blog
by Archdeacon Claire Phelps Dear Family of St John’s The last six weeks have been a particularly full and demanding season. Lent, Holy Week, and Easter always carry with them a great deal of preparation, energy, and care. Alongside this, I have had the privilege of...
by St John's Anglican Church Walmer | Apr 17, 2026 | Blog
by Heather Phillips Grace and peace to you! Lesotho Newsletter no. 3! One of the phrases most commonly used whenever the team was out on a hike, was “Just around the Corner”. Where is the next village? Just around the corner! Where is the next house we’re visiting?...
by St John's Anglican Church Walmer | Apr 10, 2026 | Blog
by Revd Duma Caluza We have just emerged from 46 days of Lent. So much has been said, so much has been heard, and so much has been learnt. The ultimate lesson of Lent is articulated in the prophet Joel’s prophecy, which is read on Ash Wednesday, the day on which Lent...
