This sermon was delivered on Thursday 25th February 2021 at St John's College Preaching Service. Reading: Luke 23:55 - 24:12 Jesus is risen! Jesus is risen! Amen!? Do you my sisters and brothers in Christ, followers of our Lord Jesus, do you believe me when I say that Jesus is risen? Yes!? Well that's great … Continue reading The Women at the Tomb
Author: Shakeel Nurmahi
Homily on the Eve of the Conversion of St. Paul
This homily was preached on 25th January 2021 at St Oswald's Church, Durham, at 6pm zoom service on the eve of the conversion of St Paul. Let us pray. This evening we remember the conversion of Paul, how God met him when he was Saul on the road to Damascus. As we together uncover your … Continue reading Homily on the Eve of the Conversion of St. Paul
What Drives Us?: A reflection on South Asian attitudes towards work
Originally published as a monologue in Episode 11 of the Naujavan Podcast - What Drives Us?, October 2020 I am going to share a reflection about work and careers with you all. I hope that this reflection would create the space for you to have a conversation with yourself, within yourself. So often with podcasts, … Continue reading What Drives Us?: A reflection on South Asian attitudes towards work
USPG Panel Discussion – “The World Doesn’t Need Any More White Saviours”
I was invited to take part in a panel discussion at Greenbelt 2019 Wit and Wisdom, hosted by my friends at USPG. 'USPG is the Anglican Mission agency that partners churches and communities worldwide in God's mission to enliven faith, strengthen relationships, unlock potential and champion justice. Founded 1701.' The title of the panel discussion … Continue reading USPG Panel Discussion – “The World Doesn’t Need Any More White Saviours”
Shakeel Nurmahi 