Malcolm Cox
On Tuesday Penny took a day off and I travelled up to Buckingham. I had been given a National Trust membership for my birthday by my father-in-law and was keen to use it. The Chantry Chapel in Buckingham looked like an interesting place to start. The chapel is about the size of a house, and […]
I am looking forward to seeing my old friend Dolapo and his wife Nomteto. We have known each other for around 25 years since meeting in London in the 80’s. He once served me the most chilli-hot Nigerian food I have ever eaten in my life. I survived the experience, and somehow we remained friends! They […]
Monday morning was an extended prayer-walk on Dunstable Downs. Jack the dog (see picture) accompanied me, although I am not sure he did too much praying. The wind was the strongest I have ever experienced up there. At the top I could lean into the wind at quite an angle. In fact is was hard […]
I paid a visit to the Riverside sector of the London church on Sunday. I had been invited to preach on the topic, “The Prayer God Always Answers”. I was delighted to see old friends like Dayo, Adrian & Maureen, and the Cheng clan – Will, Lorna, Steve & Candace. The food after the service […]
I took this picture of Holy Rood church in Watford as mourners were gathering in preparation for a funeral. The service was for Jean – Dodi’s sister. Dodi is a 20-year member of the Northwest London Christian church and a stalwart of the Watford Family Group. Lisa Cronje, Becky Makinson and I were able to […]
God got my attention last autumn about praying more with people. A lesson by Mike Desouza convicted me that I was not praying enough with other people – the book of Acts is full of it. For example …. “They all joined together constantly in prayer, along with the women and Mary the mother of […]
Last night we experienced a singles invasion in our home. It was the occasion of the second singles Bible Discussion of the year. One by one people arrived bearing good gifts of food and drinks (thank you all!). Je Vais led us in a prayer over the meal, and we ate together with glad and […]
I have damaged knees – part bad genetics, part bad experiences on the sports field. The left knee has been badly swollen for a few days, so I was not able to attend the weekly London staff meeting. However, by the power of Skype I was able to join the others virtually if not physically. […]