Some people have a problem with the idea of God as a father. And for good reason. Visiting 89 year old Jean, she tells me about...

The most famous prayer in the world begins with the words, ‘Our Father’. Those two words tell us so much. They also hide much that is not obvious at first sight.

And yet that was and is God’s answer to our prayers.

Understand that you are not an observer of the changing seasons - you are part of it.

Christine says thank you…

Seventy-four-year-old man finally gets help!

Injured Dad gets help…

Domestic abuse survivor gets medical care…

‘You saved my child!’

We paid for Martha and her children to see a doctor.

As I prepared to train for the ministry, a series of disasters happened around me. I almost stepped back and abandoned ideas of being in ministry... but I didn't.

Peter and john witness the Transfiguration of Jesus. But what does it mean? Peter goes a bit weird and talks nonsense.But what is the right response to such a vision?

If, like many people, you’ve watched the four-part series The Sixth Commandment on BBC1 or on iPlayer this month, you can’t have failed to have been moved by the true story of the murders of two pensioners by a manipulative psychopath.

Thanks to your kind support, donegan.life has now been able to buy medical insurance for 100 people.

But it wasn’t the absent parent that moved me in The Little Mermaid, it was something much closer to home.

OUT NOW! The God with dirty feet - a story of faith and discovery. Don Egan grew up down a dirt track in Manchester. He played in the coal shed when it rained, and he had a tortoise that frequently escaped.

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I like the legend of St George because we all face a few dragons on our life’s journey.

I remember one of the rich kids once saying to me, ‘You’re really poor, aren’t you?’ It cut me deep.

Travelling Mercies by Anne Lamott is a raw, honest and humorous memoir about faith, redemption, and the power of grace.

Allende's writing is evocative and powerful, bringing the characters and their struggles to life with a vivid and emotional intensity.

Ever since I read The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce, I have been fascinated by her writing style. Her books never disappoint and The Music Shop is no exception.

This was one of the first books I read after deciding to read fiction, as part of my wind down routine before sleep.

I loved the weeks I was reading this book as, whatever was going on in my own life, I could travel to a completely different world and journey through the challenges and chances of someone else’s life.