Lectionary 19/03/2023

Moses in the bulrushes - a floral interpretation

by Colin Smith

This is a floral interpretation of the incident in Exodus where Moses was hidden in the reeds.

We Plough the Field . . .

by Helen Wallbridge

A field being ploughed or, more probably, seeded.

Birling sea witch copy

by David Coleman

Sea eats the cliffs at Birling Gap

Power 1

by Bernard Atkinson

Electricity supply

Power cables

by Rev David East

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This World Of Ours

by Ian Downing

The old farmers field betwixt the A! motorway and the mighty power stations of Yorkshire. Ancient and modern.

Wrestling Grip

by Richard Harris

Illustrating Jacob's night long wrestle in Genesis.

Wind

by Pam Webster

Wind Turbines, Limoux, France

Traces of Advent - Glory - QR code version

by Traces of Advent

Taken from Traces of Advent Advent 2 - Glory This is one of four trigger images in the Traces of Advent series.  They can be downloaded for free or used from a screen. For more ideas of how to use this exciting new innovation click here to go to the Traces of Advent site. To make…

Old steam engine for powering threshing machine, France

by Mark Boulton

Old steam engine for powering threshing machine, France

The power of the Cross

by Doug Burke

For the Word of the cross is folly to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. 1 Cor 1,17

Ferrybridge Power Station Reflection

by Bernard Atkinson

Ferrybridge from across the river

Power And Glory

by Ian Downing

A barley crop recedes towards power station chimnies

Spark Of Life

by Ian Downing

A spark plug but not as we know it, up close and very personal

city shots 12

by Tim Dendy

White Cliffs, Isle of Wight

by Shaun Bellis

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Inside a power pilon

by Shaun Bellis

Power Station

by Diane Brennan

Drax Power Station

Shout from the mountain tops.

by Doug Burke

Call out from the mountain tops how great God is. Tell of his great works.

140211_ Whitelee Windfarm #5

by Thomas Mathie

A photo taken whilst on a walk around the Whitelee Windfarm, near Eaglesham in Scotland

Land yachts racing, Brittany, France

by Mark Boulton

Land yachts racing, Brittany, France

The world is your oyster

by Doug Burke

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Wave

by Stephen Brent

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I'll just tighten this

by Glen Scott Robson

Engineer on the front of a steam engine

Lake at Flat Top Conservation Area near Alexandra New Zealand

by Mark Boulton

Lake at Flat Top Conservation Area near Alexandra New Zealand

Red mist

by Glen Scott Robson

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