This week is marked by many as “Mental Health Awareness” week. I, for one, am glad that during this week there are people who are openly speaking about mental health and are challenging the social stigma that has been placed on these issues. As I drove into work this morning, I was listening to […]
Month: May 2018
A bowl of Salad?
I read a wonderful piece recently written by Margaret Silf. In her book Landmarks an Ignatian Journey she describes an experience she had whilst attending a friend’s induction as minister of a church. She writes; The congregation streamed out of the church and into the hall. The place became alive with conversation, and, […]