During November, the days grow shorter and the leaves fall in a blaze of colour before the trees stand bare. It is a month of remembrance — of All Saints and All Souls, of Guy Fawkes Night and of course, Remembrance Sunday. This month also marks the beginning of Advent—a season of waiting and watching. It is a time when we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ, not just in the manger, but in our lives today. In the midst of all that feels uncertain, Advent invites us to look for signs of God’s kingdom breaking in: in acts of kindness, in communities pulling together. Thank you for all of your support and contributions
Brindle St James
