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New Beginnings

As we reflect on 2020, we also look forward to 2021 and trust for a better year when amongst many things we can get back to church and once again worship our God and His son our Lord Jesus Christ together as a fellowship. How as an HBC family we have all missed these times but thankfully good communication has been maintained in a variety of ways and not least via ZOOM, although some days I have definitely felt ZOOMED OUT!
Maybe we are wondering whether life will ever be the same as we knew it – well inevitably COVID-19 will continue to impact in one way or another and working environments will certainly be different with more people working from home on a more permanent basis with occasional trips to the ‘office’.
Yes, in the last year we have all had to change or adapt, albeit in different ways. Gosh, how I have missed going to the shops – don’t think so! However, for many a lifeline was severed and in came ‘click and collect’ or ‘home deliveries’ or a queueing system where people wore a degree of camouflage in the form of face masks before they were allowed to enter the store and were requested to follow the arrows in a one-way system – of course IKEA were way ahead on this system which they adopted years ago – have you ever tried to backtrack in IKEA? – not a good idea! However, inevitably not everybody abided by the rules – clearly thinking they had some kind of immune system and publicly displaying their disregard for the safety of others. The very positive action taken by supermarkets was to provide a special time only for the elderly/vulnerable and NHS staff – what a debt of gratitude we owe to them for their continuing undaunted loving care and attention.

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Heirs in and with Christ

I can remember when my dad used to work for a major international company that designed shoes. Because of his work, he got an employee discount. What this meant was that before school would start (and because we didn’t have to wear uniforms in the schools I attended in the United States), we would go to the factory store and stock up on clothes and shoes. This meant I could always have the up to date footwear and make the other kids jealous at how we could afford it.

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