Jesus met this leper’s needs both physically and spiritually and he could not be silenced afterwards. That is a challenge to us.

Jesus was fully God and fully man, thus he could atone for us in every way. This day in the life of Jesus shows his humanity and his divinity.

Three words to watch out for in this passage - one of them is God’s shaking - ouch. Let us delve deeper.

Christmas in the Hospital has ended, what happened after that? Let us look and see.

Christmas day in the Hospital, let us celebrate the reason for the season - the Light of Christ

Christmas day in the Hospital, let us celebrate the Word Made Flesh and Dwelt among us.

Christmas day in the Hospital, let us celebrate the Light of the World coming down into darkness.

Let us not become overfamiliar with the Christmas message and miss the beauty and tenderness of our Lord’s comfort.

Real Life Stories article published December 2024

Kelvin FSL School assembly 5 December 2024

Christmas Carols in the Hospital - 2012, we need a prince of Peace

Christmas Carols in the Hospital 2015, Odd one Out

Christmas Carols in the Hospital 2017, Immanuel

Christmas Carols in the Hospital, 2016 - we need a prince of Peace

Christmas day in the Hospital, did Jesus celebrate? Did he laugh? Let us see.

Christmas day in the Hospital, Are there Great Expectations, a gift or two, turkey and Christmas Pudd./ Let us see.

If someone offers words of comfort we do right to ask if they can back up the words with support. There is a tenderness in Gods comforting words.

Kelvin Interviewed on UCB Radio

^{Christ the King is a fitting end to the Church year and a great opportunity to emphasise what Christ the King means to us today.}

As citizens of the third millennium, it is hard to understand the customs of thousands of years ago. But this story reveals through kinsman Boaz that our kinsman is Jesus Christ. Want to find out more? Enter in.