On this third Sunday before Lent, Beth Keith invites us to think of prophets as 'whistleblowers'. They say: 'This is what is happening. It is wrong. This is how it should be'...

"The word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory"

On this Advent Sunday, the worship focused on human rights, especially the work of Amnesty International. Beth Keith explores how John the Baptist's echo of Isaiah's call from the wilderness to prepare the way of the Lord is an invitation to each of us to be agents of that radical call to liberation from injustice.

This is the last Sunday after Pentecost and the Feast of Christ the king. Beith Keith links the festival with the issues of safeguarding and stewardship.

Today, baby Zephaniah was welcomed in baptism to Saint Mark's, and it is the focus for Beth Keith's reflections on the importance of nurturing in our Christian faith

In the aftermath of the general election, Beth Keith offers a reflection on following through on promises and engagements - doing and being the Good News.

This is the 3rd Sunday of Easter. This morning we welcome Freya into the Christian community by baptism. Beth Keith, who conducted the baptism, reflects on its meaning in the light of the Gospel reading.

Beth Keith leads this All Age celebration of Easter Day.