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Term Two, Week Three

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We have been reminded this week of how precious – but fragile – life is. In our worship time we remembered all those in our community, young and old, who are hurting following this week’s accident and sad, sad death of formal pupil Ollie Pain. The death of a young person is always tragic, and there are no easy answers. In the silence we observed we reflected, with thanks, on the life he had. Our silence finished with a prayer, acknowledging the unique contribution that Ollie, and every young person, brings to our world. 

Give thanks for the people you know and the precious times you share together.

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