Sermons & Seminars

Matariki Glynn Cardy 26th June 2022 Today we celebrate the first ever public holiday, anywhere in the world, that comes from indigenous peoples practice and

Glynn Cardy Luke 8: 26-39 Where I lived for the first 17 years of my life there was cemetery up the road.  On a bit

Glynn Cardy 12th June 2022 The first time someone threatened to bring charges of heresy against me it was on account of the trinity.  Which

5th June, Glynn Cardy ‘Spirit’ is a word with a variety of meanings, and much history.  It can be thought of as the essence or

Glynn Cardy, 29th May 2022, Ascension Sunday Many of us at St Luke’s have had experience of other churches, some more conservative, some much more

Glynn Cardy 22nd May 2022 Sickness is something of a universal experience.  By adulthood some bug, some accident, or something worse has paid us a

Glynn Cardy 15th May 2022 Bob Fulghum tells a story of a hot summer’s day in the town of Chania, on the isle of Crete,

Glynn Cardy 8th May 2022Mothers’ Day is a time to recognize the love, nurture, and commitment that many mothers have given, and continue to give,

Glynn Cardy, Easter Sunday 2022 Easter can get confusing. Some think Easter is a great gift, courtesy of Christianity, of a four-day weekend. And for

Glynn Cardy, Good Friday 2022Frankly I sympathize with all those who would like to skip Friday this week and move on to Sunday. It’s not