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Merle's reflections
Merle's reflections are taken from observations on the circumstances and events of life. It is good to reflect - not so we get tangled in our introspection but in order to pause and see things more from God's perspective.
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The opportunist
Visiting the harbour at Southwold is one of Merle's pleasures. As she watched the gulls and terns feeding on the beach recently, Merle reflected upon the benefit of seizing worthwhile opportunities.
Visiting the harbour at Southwold is one of Merle's pleasures. As she watched the gulls and terns feeding on the beach recently, Merle reflected upon the benefit of seizing worthwhile opportunities.
Lent reflections 3: What is in my cup?
Merle reflects upon the cup of suffering that Jesus faced as he approached the crucifixion and the strength we can have as a result to face the future, whatever it may hold.
Merle reflects upon the cup of suffering that Jesus faced as he approached the crucifixion and the strength we can have as a result to face the future, whatever it may hold.
Lent reflections 2: Forgotten
Merle shares her thoughts on Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and his responses to Mary and Martha.
Merle shares her thoughts on Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and his responses to Mary and Martha.
Lent reflections: 1. Longing for
In the first of a three-part series of Lent reflections Merle is reminded of Jesus' words about the freedom he offers as he rode into Jerusalem.
In the first of a three-part series of Lent reflections Merle is reminded of Jesus' words about the freedom he offers as he rode into Jerusalem.
Seize the moment
An afternoon of unexpected early spring sunshine caused Merle to change her plans for the day and take advantage of the opportunity that presented itself in that moment of time.
An afternoon of unexpected early spring sunshine caused Merle to change her plans for the day and take advantage of the opportunity that presented itself in that moment of time.
Looking through the window
As the UK is in its third lockdown Merle reflects upon the benefits of spending time looking out of our windows and challenges us to not give in to solitude and loneliness.
As the UK is in its third lockdown Merle reflects upon the benefits of spending time looking out of our windows and challenges us to not give in to solitude and loneliness.
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