Meadows, Socrates and Football.......
One of the things I love doing on a Sunday after the service is to walk through the churchyard, reading the occasional grave inscription...
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Fr Richard Tuset's blog and other bits and pieces on Christianity
I am a priest in the Church of England and welcome to this page of thoughts, notes, scribbles and excerpts from some of my writing on Christian theology.
The blog (scroll down this page) also includes some longer reflections and papers plus the odd poem.
I've also included some videos of my parish teaching including some very playful videos prepared for assemblies, Sunday schools and playgroups.
Finally, I like to take pictures and I have taken most of the photographs shared on the site.
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Why isn't the Kingdom like Bindweed?
(Mark 4: 26 - 34 and 2 Corinthians 5:6 - 10 (11 - 13) 14 - 17) The title of this sermon is ‘Why isn’t the Kingdom of God like bindweed’...
What the Feet in the Ceiling Might Mean
I love Walsingham and I have been going there regularly ever since I was a small child. One of the things I always did - and I still do ...
Helping things to become better.
June 2021 Dear Friends, I don’t know about you, but I have always loved St Francis of Assisi. I love his passion, his challenge to the...
Quantum Mechanics: A way to understand the Most Holy Trinity
Trinity Sunday 2021 When looking at the church calendar, Trinity Sunday is one of those Sundays that most priests contemplate with some...
A Theology of Creation: A Personal Exploration and Reflection.
(A fully referenced version of this paper is available upon request). The Anglican Communion’s 5th Mark of Mission: ‘To strive to...
Forever
On the warmth of bracken I spoke, waited for word, the answer. Like the leaves in your hair, words struggle free, cutting across the...
Julian of Norwich: A Feminist or Mainstream Theology of God?
A fully referenced version of this paper is available upon request. Evelyn Underhill, in considering Julian of Norwich’s theology,...
Service and Duty
Whilst preparing to write this note the very sad news of Prince Philip’s passing was announced. Our thoughts and prayers are with the...
Resurrection Today (Easter Day Sermon 2021)
Frederick Buechner’s famous line, ‘the worst isn’t the last thing about the world - it’s the next to last thing’ has been on my mind...
The Worst Isn't the Last Thing About the World (April 2021)
Dear Friends, Happy Easter!!!! Spring is here and with the successful role out of the vaccines, life is starting to return to some kind...
Names and Wild Precious Lives (March 2021)
Dear Friends, It’s been a tough winter. The pandemic has affected us all, many of us have lost friends and family. There has be the...
An Easter Garden (February 2021)
In 2020 the pace of change and uncertainty has been unprecedented. What seemed to be true or accurate one week got changed or updated the...
Finally (November 2020)
After many months of waiting I have finally been inducted as Rector of St Wulfran’s, Ovingdean and I am feeling both excited and...
The Truest Darkness is Not the Absence of Light (December 2020)
During this period of lock down I have been greatly moved by the love and care shown in the village. With neighbours checking in on each...
Resilience or Nechama? (January 2021)
Happy New Year! Those lines seem to have more meaning this year than most of the years I can remember. It is something we have been...
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