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A service of loving devotion in St Peter's Church in #Ashton. All are welcome. OldhamAshton Deanery

How very lovely! Thank you for sharing.

At Portland Basin, #Ashton, starting very soon.

Delightful. Thank you for sharing.

"Coming home" seems a better description. It was almost certainly made in southern England (and probably Canterbury).

Prayers please for Lauren and Andrw, who married today in St Peter's Church in #Ashton.

The sanctuary in St Gabriel's Church at first light this morning. #Ashton. OldhamAshton Deanery

A super quote. Thank you.

Advance notice of a major concert of sacred music in #Ashton, on Saturday 13 September. OldhamAshton Deanery Diocese of Manchester

Beautifully executed but unusual: is Jesus the carpenter (Mark 6) or merely the son of a carpenter (Matthew 13) here?

The Bible is absolutely explicit that Jesus had siblings -- the very same verse that suggests Jesus was a carpenter (Mark 6:3) talks of his brothers and sisters. But only Jesus had a virgin birth; the others (presumably) had Joseph as their father.

Starts a fortnight today! All are very welcome. Bring your own Bible. OldhamAshton Deanery #Ashton

Principally those who have retired and those on shifts. Carers too. We are planning a second, duplicate, session for others.

One of my favourite National Trust houses.

An amazing image. Thank you.

I remember when the Tall Ships came to Aberdeen in 1991. It was simply amazing. tallshipsaberdeen.com

A bishop. One of the fifteenth-century windows in St Michael's Church, #Ashton.

It's a common error to say the Gospels are self-consistent, nor do they demonstrate consistency between themselves. Did Jesus cleanse the Temple at the end or beginning of his ministry, for example? Jesus's words say what they say: he wanted his siblings to know he had risen.

How very beautiful! Thank you. Her hair is generally long, flowing, and often red.

This coming Sunday, to celebrate St James's Day: a special service of worship and praise at St James's Church in #Ashton.