Ross Moughtin
We need to rewild our imaginations.
We saw a fox, again. Our house backs onto a two acre field, separated by a mature tree line from a much larger area of farmland. ...
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Ross Moughtin
- Jul 19, 2019
We are planting a forest for the future
Scarisbrick being a farming community means that our Wednesday prayer meeting starts at a ridiculously early time – and this week I found...
Ross Moughtin
- Jun 21, 2019
The true story of my little Viking man
It was 50 years ago, almost to the day, when I took possession of my little Viking man. I won him in a 400m race in the university town...
Ross Moughtin
- Jan 18, 2019
When do we compromise - and how?
The gruelling Civil War is over; the monarchy has been restored and is now reformed. It’s 1688 in the excellent history of the English...
Ross Moughtin
- Nov 16, 2018
When you stand your ground, alone.
Often our most powerful weapon – especially when we are taking on the strongholds of this world – is our weakness. We may face a heavily...
Ross Moughtin
- Sep 7, 2018
Curtain poles have a purpose
“Finally,” concludes Stanisław Aronson in an excellent article in Wednesday’s Guardian, “Do not ever imagine that your world cannot...
Ross Moughtin
- May 7, 2015
The wonder of decision making
In a few minutes to the Ministry Centre, there to vote. Then the plan is to leave the country. On my return, one week later, I trust...
Ross Moughtin
- May 23, 2014
What happens when things happen?
We were delighted to find a plaque. And so our American visitors, Dave Johnson from Christ Church Charlottesville along with his...
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