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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:

Planet earth from the space at night . Some elements of this image furnished by NASA.

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: God has no borders

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern hugs and consoles a woman as she visited Kilbirnie Mosque to lay flowers

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Love and compassion in difficult times

Brexit has clouded our judgement

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Show a greater willingness to share, rather than take

Thought for the Week: Your prayers will be answered — even if it is not what you expected

Food unites people of all backgrounds and cultures

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Food continues to unite people

Love is in the air on Valentine's Day

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Many kinds of love that bring us together

The iconic image of Emeline Pankhurst and Suffragettes stopping a tram in Heaton Park in 1908

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: There are so many things that link different faiths

Professor Alice Roberts. Picture: Wikipedia

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: We have made a huge impact in our short time on Earth

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Continuing the quest for learning and knowledge

File photo dated 03/01/18 of the icons of social media apps, as the government has been urged to do more to ensure social media giants harness technology to enforce a new law banning sexual predators from contacting children online. PRESS ASSOCIATION

Thought for the week: Hi-tech overload distracts us from our spiritual wellbeing

REMEMBER: 600 candles will be lit at York Minster to honour Holocaust Memorial Day.

Thought for the Week: Lessons have still not been learned from persecution and genocide

Pilgrims at the Ganges

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Make fresh start on your spiritual journey

Dunham Road Unitarian Chapel. Picture: Google StreetView

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Be positive in everything you do this year

File photo dated 03/12/03 showing young primary school children. Education Secretary Damian Hinds has announced proposals to scrap the system of two standards to hold schools in England to account for their performance and replace them with a new single

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Teachers shape our future

A sister from the chariety St Vincent De Paul says a prayer for the health of Pope John Paul II at the holy shrine in knock, Republic of Ireland, Saturday, Feb. 5, 2005. Pope John Paul II visited the holy shrine at knock 25 years ago. Pope John Paul II

Thought for the week: Four incomparable gifts offered to us

Graham Brady MP who has been awarded a Knighthood for political and public service in the New Year Honours list. Photo: PA.

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: MP helps young understand world of politics

Diwali celebrations

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Why Hindus celebrate Diwali

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: 10 Commandments are good foundation for law

Sunrise. Picture by Mark Bone

Thought for the week: Being in the right place to see the light

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Choice is possible even in difficult circumstances

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Choice is possible even in difficult circumstances

Thought for the week: The gift that continues to grow

Giving blood is seen as a selfless act

Thought for the week: Selfless giving — saving lives

People are judged by material things and money

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Rescuers risk their own lives to help others

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Put others ahead of yourself

Broadheath litter pick

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Small efforts can make a big difference

The Menorah Synagogue. Photo: menorah.org.uk

THOUGHT FOR WEEK: Different faiths united in one spirit at concert

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Violence must never be used to achieve goals

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: We are wired to distinguish between “us” and “them”

Thought for the week: Inspired by book

Thought for the Week - Tell People you Love Them

'Can we challenge ourselves to live without pride?'

Thought for the day - 'I believe it is the diversity of our community that gives it strength to overcome the pressures in today’s world'

Treat the next person as you wish to be treated yourself

Thought for the Week – a Show of Love against Hate

Thought for the Week - 'Love is the noblest attribute of the human soul'

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Bringing Love back to the City

THE STORY OF KISA GAUTAMIKisa was a young woman from a wealthy family who was happily married to an important businessman. When her only son was one-year-old, he fell ill and died suddenly. Kisa was struck with grief, she could not bear the death of her

We can all live in a 'State of Grace'

'Without the pure love of Christ, we are nothing'

The women of the Philippines show us two important truths

Thought for the week - All religions carry the message of love

‘How can I become enlightened?’

'All of us must do everything to ensure that children receive the care and love they deserve'

Holocaust Memorial Day Meeting - 'Trafford can be extremely proud of the children who participated'

'We need to work, learn, search, pray, repent and improve'

At the end of the day – it is kindness that counts

Thought for the Week - 'Let us prepare for the new love waiting to be born in our own hearts'

Thought for the Week - Break down barriers

National Interfaith Week, November 13-20