Pastor's Thought

This week Prime Minister David Cameron and the British parliament had to make a serious decision on  how they would respond to the plight faced by Syria from Islamic State in Syria ISIS.   The decision to launch its offensive operation was voted on and agreed by Parliament. Although attacks are currently being made against Iraq, Cameron strongly believed the extension …

This week we read in the news of a British national who when stopped in Saudi Arabia, was found to have wine in the boot of his car and for such misdemeanour he was incarcerated for one year, sentenced to be punished with 350 lashes. This 74-year-old British man caught the attention of the British public and they lobbied the …

Poverty presents social issues to those who are troubled by it.  But wealth presents a further personal concern for those who have the economical abundance of wealth and who are faced with the concern as to how and where they will preserve their wealth. On 2 April 2015, a group of daring professional criminals strategically entered the premises of Hatton …

Friday 20 March 2015 at 9:41 GMT, the UK was plunged into eery darkness, such as never seen for over a decade. The moon, although many times smaller than the sun, when lined up between the earth and the sun, the moon eclipsed the sun blocking its light. The excitement was felt from young school children to experienced astrologers alike, …

One of the pillars of democracy is freedom of speech, and freedom of speech affords the writer and/or the orator to bring to a public arena and propagate their personal views and opinion. Nevertheless, freedom of speech also demands responsibility of the writer/orator to the general public at large and those who are impacted negatively or positively. As a result …