Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence can make a rapid trolley-dash through the supermarket of information out there and sum it up in a second. It’s impressive… and also a little scary. Personally, I don’t worry that AI is going to take over from human intelligence, but I am concerned that we’ll come to believe that humans […]
Passiontide Passion Sunday marks the beginning of Passiontide, the final two weeks of Lent in the Christian liturgical year. It commemorates Christ’s suffering and crucifixion, as reflected in the Latin word “passio” meaning “suffering”. The second week, Holy Week, concludes on Holy Saturday. Passion Sunday prompts reflection on Jesus’ suffering and crucifixion. While challenging, […]
A Litany in Gratitude for Biblical Mothers by Clare Amos Eve, mother of our humanity,Teach us true wisdom, that all life is precious in God’s sight. Sarah, Hannah and Elizabeth, yearning for a child,Comfort and strengthen all who know the pain of infertility. Hagar, condemned to the harshness of exile,Sustain those who struggle to feed […]
Charity Every Lent our PCC choses a charity that our church members are encouraged to support as part of our observance of Lent. This year the PCC has chosen AR PROJECTS, a Croydon based project run largely by volunteers who are providing a real service to those less fortunate. ‘AR Projects was founded in […]
We take the safeguarding and care of children and vulnerable adults very seriously at St Stephen’s.
