CCN Thought for the Week for 25th February – a new Cross of Nails for the Augustinerkloster in Erfurt, GermanyToday, 25th February, at 6pm is a time of memorial at the Evangelical Augustinian Monastery in Erfurt. This has long been a date to be remembered for the victims of a bombing […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 12th February – Josefine Ufkes on her distance-internship with Coventry this yearThis year's internship is unlike any we've had before - this is Fine's experience of working for Coventry, but at quite some distance, for much of this intern year. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 5th February – Hans Jørgen Morvik, Bergen Cathedral Congregation"The most important lesson the pandemic has given us, is how much we depend on each other: friends, neighbours, countries." A refection on Covid-19 from the rector of the five churches of Bergen Cathedral Congregation, which joined the CCN one year ago, just before the pandemic arrived. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 29th January – the Revd Dr Chris Hodder, RAF Chaplains’ Branch"As a Christian minister, part of our call is the pastoral task of bringing order into chaos": a reflection on a chaplaincy visit to the Falkland Islands, but holding much wider resonances too in this current era of so much uncertainty for us all. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 22nd January – the UN Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons becomes lawA reflection on this hugely symbolic day, 75 years on from the UN's first general assembly. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 15th January – the Right Rev. Dr. Logan McMenamie, Diocese of British ColumbiaThe Magi's journey is a life-changing one, as, necessarily, are all paths that lead to reconciliation. A story of travelling together, from the far west coast of Canada: […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 6th January – the treasures of EpiphanyThis epiphany season, as we mark the time when the Magi came to the baby Jesus with gifts, we are seeking to shine a small spotlight on these, our own gifts: these CCN partner charities each making such a difference in terrible times. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 24th December – Dan Koski, Institute for Ecumenical Research, RomaniaThe power of the message of Light, Light and Love brought by the Stalingrad Madonna for Christmas 2020. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 11th December – Mary Taylor, Flodden Peace GardenAdverse circumstances are bringing sweeping change to one of our UK partners, Flodden Peace Garden. Read their story here and please hold them in your prayers. […]
Thought for the Week for 18th December – a look back on 2020 for the CCNIt’s been a year unlike anything we’ve known before. The key word for it probably is ‘online’; as for so many others, everything’s gone this way this […]
