Good Friday at St Davids

Five untitled addresses preached by Revd. Keith Kimber during the Good Friday Vigil at the Cross in St David's Cathedral.

First Hour - 1st address
First Hour - 2nd address

Second Hour - 1st address
Second Hour - 2nd address

Third Hour, address in the Liturgy of the Passion
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Jesus and people of other faiths - 5

This is the last in a series of five Lenten addresses given at the City Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cardiff, focussing on the story in St Matthew's Gospel of the visit of the Magii to the Holy Family at Bethlehem.

The podcast of the address can be found here

The .pdf of the address can be found here

Jesus and people of other faiths - 4

This is the fourth in a series of five Lenten addresses given at the City Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cardiff, focussing on the story in St Mark's Gospel of Jesus' meeting with the Canaanite (Syro-Phoenician) woman.

The podcast of the address can be found here

The .pdf of the address can be found here

Jesus and people of other faiths - 3

This is the third in a series of five Lenten addresses given at the City Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cardiff, focussing on the story in St John's Gospel of Jesus' meeting with the woman of Samaria at Jacob's well.

The podcast of the address can be found here

The .pdf of the address can be found here

Jesus and people of other faiths - 2

This is the second in a series of five Lenten addresses given at the City Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cardiff, focussing on the story in Matthew's Gospel, Chapter Eight of Jesus' encounter with a Roman Centurion.

The podcast of the address can be found here

The .pdf of the address can be found here

Jesus and people of other faiths - 1

This is the first in a series of five Lenten addresses given at the City Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cardiff, focussing on the story in Mark's Gospel, Chapter Five, of the encounter between Jesus and the demonised man of Gadara.

The podcast of the address can be found here

The .pdf of the address can be found here
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Common Word follow-through

The Archbishop of Canterbury has today issued a very positive and detailed response to the 'Common Word' document issued recently by Muslim scholars, affirming the initiative and the grounds on which further dialogue should be pursued. A .pdf for the document is available for download with the title 'A Common Word for the Common Good'