Blog

Every year we end up here, at the foot of the cross with all our sorrow, remorse, reluctance – all the myriad human responses to the death of Jesus, the one who was like us but more than. (Good Friday. John 18:1-19:42.) Why, we ask ourselves, death, and death on a cross? What does death on a cross mean – for the world, then and now, and for us? How does such a death make things different or better amongst such a litany of sufferings going back in time, and we fear, forward i

Good Friday is maybe the hardest day for people of faith. The horror of our Beloved being betrayed, denied, abandoned, tried and tortured...

At the heart of the story of Jesus the Christ is the mystery that out of death comes life, that despite suffering and pain hope and joy...

As we gather at the foot at the cross and look upon our Lord Jesus Christ crucified we hear the story we know so well and yet that still...

Each and every year we are brought back to this most uncomfortable of places – to the foot of the cross and the story of our Lord’s great...

On Good Friday we gather at the foot of the cross. It is a sad and confronting place to be. No matter how many times we come to this...

In the death of Jesus we come to see the unkillable love of God for us. Love beyond reason, limit or end.