Recent additions to StF+

Recent additions to StF+

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O dearest Friend

“O dearest friend” by Jaroslav Vjada New on 12 February 2025 – inspired by Peter's post-resurrection encounter with Jesus, told in John 21: 15-17 and published here for use with the Methodist Church's Soul Food resources (2025) see details

Christ is the heavenly food that gives

“Christ is the heavenly food that gives” by Timothy Rees New on 11 December 2024 – by the author of God is love: let heaven adore him (StF 103) and published here for use with the Methodist Church's Soul Food resources (2025) see details

Mary in the garden grieving

“Mary in the garden grieving” by Stephen Lea New on 27 April 2024 – Mary of Magdala's post-resurrection encounter with Jesus, told in John 20 (esp. vv.11-18) see details 

Lord give me eyes that I may see

“Lord give me eyes that I may see” by Ken Nicholls New on 24 April 2024 – praying for the child-like mind that Jesus commended (Mark 10: 13-16) while also acknowledging human frailty see details

Every fallen sparrow

“Every fallen sparrow” by Andrew Murphy New on 22 March 2024 – an intergenerational hymn based on Jesus' teachings in Matthew 6: 25-30 see details

Oceans of kindness

“Oceans of kindness” by Alison Richards New on 17 November 2023 – underlying hopefulness in "days full of heartache" see details