HeyJaredWork Rest Pray
WORK REST PRAY offers short reflections on how faith relates to those 3 important aspects of our lives and also to our wellbeing, sense of identity and self-worth.Written and presented by Richard Frost, new episodes will be published every week or two.
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Familiar yet different (opens the original)
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Finding ourselves in a familiar yet different place is unsettling but all part of coping with change. The book referred to can be found at richardfrostauthor.com and a version of this episode can be read at workrestpray.com.
50 years on (opens the original)
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50 years ago today a life-changing event changed my life. A version of this episode can be found on my blog.
Farewell service at Marldon Church (opens the original)
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A recording of the final service with Revd Jane & Richard at St John Baptist, Marldon in Devon. The gospel reading is Matthew 13.31–33, 44–46. The hymns are: Praise my soul the King of Heaven I, the Lord of Sea & Sky Let us Build a House During communion: You are the Centre; Let there be love shared among us Irish Blessing sung by 'Sing with the Spirit' Lord, for the years
Moving on (opens the original)
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Time to move on. A reflection as we move on from our current church setting. A version of this episode can be found on my blog.
The heart of our being (opens the original)
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'To be human beings not human doings.' A reflection on the words of Psalm 86:11-17 at St John Baptist Church, Marldon, Devon.
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