Felicity Cowling-Green, Chaplain to the Sheffield Children's Hospital, returns to St Marks this Eastertide to reflect on the disciples' experience of Jesus' resurrection as a homecoming.

Christian Aid week (10-16 May 226) is when Christian communities come together – across churches, communities and households – to stand alongside people living in poverty. Michael Bayley puts it in the context of the Eastertide message.

Our Lent course this year has focused on social justice. On this Passion Sunday, the fifth Sunday in Lent and the beginning of Passiontide, Ian Wallis examines the issue of social fragmentation.

Today is Mothering Sunday. And it is also the fourth Sunday in our Lenten cycle of sermons, linked to Lent study-groups, on issues of our Christian faith and social justice. This Sunday’s subject is asylum, and Beth Keith finds parallels between the Biblical passages and links to the relationships of care, loyalty, nurture and love that are central to what we celebrate in Mothering Sunday today.

In this, the third of the Lenten series of sermons in the series ‘Exploing Social Justice’, Michael Bayley consides the issue of disability.

For this, the second Sunday in Lent and the second in the topics for our Lent study groups on ‘Social Justice’, the focus for Sam Cowling-Green’s sermon is inequality. Sam is Had of Chaplaincy for the MHA (Methodist Homes).

This is the first Sunday in Lent. The Lent Study Groups this year focus on the theme of Social Justice. Janet Morley tackles the theme of the first week’s Lent course: identity.