Harry

[No Context KJV @KJVnocontext]

be with Christ

[Gordon Brown @GordonBrown]

I hope we can all now come together to radically improve end of life care

[Duncan Hegan @DuncanHegan1]

Church of England central comms promoting pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham! How far things have come!

[Harry @jhedwards99]

@JustEatUK Messaged!

[Harry @jhedwards99]

@ElectoralCommUK Many thanks!

[Harry @jhedwards99]

@ElectoralCommUK can I use my provisional licence the displays an old address (i.e. not my current address on the electoral register) in order to vote?

[No Context KJV @KJVnocontext]

Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil

[Harry @jhedwards99]

@Eurostar Many thanks!

[Harry @jhedwards99]

@Eurostar trying to find info regarding baggage allowances. We are travelling on Standard tickets soon. Is there a limit on number of bags and bag size please?

[Charlotte @charlottecholey]

You can already talk to Jesus AND he speaks every language AND already knows everything about you AND it’s completely FREE 🤗🤗🤗

[Harry @jhedwards99]

@LloydsBank Will do!

[The Spectator @spectator]

There is much evidence that young adults – and young men in particular – have been returning to church.

Most interesting of all is that these young people seem to be craving authenticity and tradition – or ‘full-fat faith’, as many are calling it.

In the Church of England, one of the primary modes of full-fat faith is the old Prayer Book, and although this trend is certainly being manifested in other traditions too, it is to the Prayer Book and the language of the English Renaissance that many of the young are returning.

✍️ Marcus Walker

Article | https://t.co/vqKScz9W8J

[Archbishop of Canterbury @ArchbishopSarah]

I am Sarah, a servant of Jesus Christ, and I come as one seeking the grace of God, to travel with you in his service together.

I am sent as archbishop to serve you to proclaim the love a Christ and with you to worship and love him with heart and soul, mind and strength.