Christine Dutton

One small shepherd before the reception nativity play. I love the fact that he has his gloves on - it would have been cold on the hills.

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birthday cake

by Christine Dutton

This was a cake which my Mum made for my son for his ninth birthday and is the same recipe that my Gran used. It can be used to illustrate any celebration, any meeting together to eat and share together. It also links with storytelling about food, maybe you could show the image…

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Light through church roof

by Christine Dutton

A photograph taken at Whitby Abbey. It struck me that the light and air was still able to flow and move through the beauty of the spaces. Maybe our traditional buildings and structures need to open up and allow the light to shine through the beauty of tradition? This would be s…

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advent banner

by Christine Dutton

A banner taken in a Norfolk church with the words 'Unto us a child is born' perfect for advent services and carol services

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advent wreath

by Christine Dutton

advent wreath taken in a Norfolk church

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angels

by Christine Dutton

Taken from a kneeler in a Norfolk church this image of the angels would fit with Luke's account of the angels visiting the shepherds in a Christmas service or nativity

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Christmas bells

by Christine Dutton

This is taken from a kneeler in a Norfolk church. This image would be perfect for a Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or Watchnight service

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three kings

by Christine Dutton

This is a photo of a sampler taken in a Norfolk church depicting the three kings with their gifts. There are others in this series to use for Christmas services - angels, bells, dove

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baptism

by Christine Dutton

This is the baptismal font in the Lady Chapel at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. It has the words from Isaiah 'I have called you by name' painted around the edge.

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Easter Morning Communion

by Christine Dutton

Invitation, narrative, prayer of thanksgiving and a post-communion prayer for Easter morning.

Walking in the light of God

by Christine Dutton

Children walking in the light shone through coloured glass panels outside Liverpool Cathedral.

Grace Poster

by Christine Dutton

Poster on wall in Liverpool.

shepherd

by Christine Dutton

One small shepherd before the reception nativity play. I love the fact that he has his gloves on - it would have been cold on the hills.

birthday cake

by Christine Dutton

This was a cake which my Mum made for my son for his ninth birthday and is the same recipe that my Gran used. It can be used to illustrate any celebration, any meeting together to eat and share together. It also links with storytelling about food, maybe you could show the image…

Light through church roof

by Christine Dutton

A photograph taken at Whitby Abbey. It struck me that the light and air was still able to flow and move through the beauty of the spaces. Maybe our traditional buildings and structures need to open up and allow the light to shine through the beauty of tradition? This would be s…

advent banner

by Christine Dutton

A banner taken in a Norfolk church with the words 'Unto us a child is born' perfect for advent services and carol services

advent wreath

by Christine Dutton

advent wreath taken in a Norfolk church

angels

by Christine Dutton

Taken from a kneeler in a Norfolk church this image of the angels would fit with Luke's account of the angels visiting the shepherds in a Christmas service or nativity

Christmas bells

by Christine Dutton

This is taken from a kneeler in a Norfolk church. This image would be perfect for a Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or Watchnight service

three kings

by Christine Dutton

This is a photo of a sampler taken in a Norfolk church depicting the three kings with their gifts. There are others in this series to use for Christmas services - angels, bells, dove

baptism

by Christine Dutton

This is the baptismal font in the Lady Chapel at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. It has the words from Isaiah 'I have called you by name' painted around the edge.