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Kia oraLiving in Christchurch, New Zealand has been incredibly sad over the last few weeks. On 15th of March a terrorist entered two mosques in our city and opened fire on people while they worshipped

Hi readers,It's not often that I read one chapter of a book (especially the first chapter! ) and feel like crying afterwards. Indeed, after I read that first chapter I opened up the list on my phone of potential topics I want to do for my Masters in Theology and added another one. Each chapter has a theme of its own for example captivity, work, voice but each explores a range of historical and modern contexts about how stitching has worked in that way. It's also inspired a very large project I want to undertake that may take a very long time.

may we all have courage and grace in the hardest of things xxx Heya Readers,Over the summer I read Yvonne Battle-Felton's incredible bookThe book opens in 1910 in Philadelphia. Spring goes to visit her son Edward in the hospital in the coloured section of the hospital

love you more than a fresh box of matches xxx Ngā mihi nui,Last year I read Ruth Hogan's noveland really enjoyed it so I was really keen to read her next offeringThis one didn't disappoint either. The book is completely different