Charlotte

To kick start your memory of that fateful day, we heard how Jesus of Nazareth was imprisoned by the Romans with another man named Jesus. Jesus Barabbas is variously described in the historical record as a thief, murderer, rebel, and notable Roman prisoner On the day of the Passover feast in Jerusalem, both men were put to trial, Roman Prefect Pontius Pilate was to free one man. Pilate wanted to free Jesus of Nazareth, however, the people decided their fate and they let Barabbas go free. M. D. House has perfectly told the story and along the way has weaved in other significant characters we know from the Bible.

Lockdown has had its ups and downs and I feel this has dampened my love of writing, I mean no one really wants to hear about me watering plants and binge watching Netflix. I feel in lockdown I have become tired, I’ve personally struggled with my own sleep routine, anxiety, and I feel as though I’m being spread to thin. Bed times are later, meals are later and the amount of snacks my children are eating are out of this World. I always said I wouldn’t allow my children to become obsessed with online gaming, however, I must admit, Its very easy to ‘give in’ when tired, and technology has been a saving grace during these challenging times.

Recycle Your Empty Boxes – Fun crafts for all ages While you can recycle your boxes at your nearest recycling facility, or use them to organise your home or workspace, you can also use leftover boxes in creative, fun ways with your kids. Below, you’ll find three fun and easy craft projects with step-by-step instructions. You likely have most of the craft supplies already, and your kids can customise each project depending on which materials you have on hand.

Centre for Mental Health and Maternal Mental Health Alliance discuss the impact of the pandemic on new mothers and their families. In Autumn 2020, the MMHA commissioned the Centre for Mental Health to conduct a rapid research review of all the evidence about the impact Covid-19 is having on the mental health of new and expectant mothers and their families, and what services are being provided across the UK to provide support. In this webinar we will discuss the important findings from this review and share key recommendations for ensuring that women and families can receive the maternal mental health care they need and deserve throughout the pandemic and beyond. Maternal Mental Health During a Pandemic Tickets, Tue 16 Mar 2021 at 11:00 |