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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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Thoughts on the Lord's prayer
Merle has written her thoughts on the Lord's prayer for the Bible study on 8th April. Click the picture to read.
Merle has written her thoughts on the Lord's prayer for the Bible study on 8th April. Click the picture to read.
Merle's blog - My challenge for this week
Merle shares her thoughts on patience, having watched the Psalm Sunday worship from Hereford Cathedral.
Merle shares her thoughts on patience, having watched the Psalm Sunday worship from Hereford Cathedral.
The double rainbow
In her latest reflection Merle shares her thoughts about faith, hope and God's promises to encourages us in these very difficult times.
In her latest reflection Merle shares her thoughts about faith, hope and God's promises to encourages us in these very difficult times.
Merle's bog - Breaking up the day
Merle is writing a blog of thoughts and encouragements during these troubling times. Today she has written her thoughts about how to break up the day.
Merle is writing a blog of thoughts and encouragements during these troubling times. Today she has written her thoughts about how to break up the day.
Merle's blog - God is constant
Merle has written her thoughts about the constancy of God and of the seasons, following last night's announcement by the Prime Minister on social isolating.
Merle has written her thoughts about the constancy of God and of the seasons, following last night's announcement by the Prime Minister on social isolating.
The opportunist
As Merle sat watching a gull persistently searching for food in a rubbish bin in Dorchester she reflected upon the effects of being the victim of an opportunist and on the art of persistence.
As Merle sat watching a gull persistently searching for food in a rubbish bin in Dorchester she reflected upon the effects of being the victim of an opportunist and on the art of persistence.
Shadows
A photograph taken of geese at Aldeburgh one frosty morning in January has caused Merle to reflect upon a childhood game of 'Me and my shadow' and the importance of not hiding in the shadows.
A photograph taken of geese at Aldeburgh one frosty morning in January has caused Merle to reflect upon a childhood game of 'Me and my shadow' and the importance of not hiding in the shadows.
New Year 2020
As we enter a New Year, Merle shares her observations from watching the Jacobite Steam locomotive cross the Glenfinnan Viaduct on 'Scotland's Greatest Railway Journeys' and reflects on the opportunities 2020 will bring.
As we enter a New Year, Merle shares her observations from watching the Jacobite Steam locomotive cross the Glenfinnan Viaduct on 'Scotland's Greatest Railway Journeys' and reflects on the opportunities 2020 will bring.
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