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Pause for Thought - 'Planning Long - living short'
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Pause for Thought on 25th February, 2021
One date looms large on the horizon at the moment, 21 June 2021, a date which promises to deliver us our freedom, at last. In this month's Pause for Thought, Jez Brown, Lead Chaplain, talks to us about horizons and how they can be the promise of new beginnings, wild...
Pause for Thought - 'Lights, Camera, Action!'
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Pause for Thought on 12th February, 2021
As the pandemic rolls on and lockdown continues, the pressure to become proficient banana bread bakers, Joe Wicks exercisers and DIY geniuses is great. But rather than follow the crowd, we should really use this time to think about those things we have always wanted to do, but just haven't...
Pause for Thought - 'Not quite rain drops on roses'
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Pause for Thought on 5th February, 2021
In today's Pause for Thought Malc Reddaway, Senior Chaplain, shares how encounters with nature, whether it be feeling the rain on your face, noticing the stars in the sky or seeing the early signs of spring on a morning walk, can all help to break up the working week and...