catherine mark

@charitynzegwu I visited the church a couple of times when I lived in Muswell Hill many years ago, before settling for St James Church. From what I recall, Muswell Hill Methodist Church was a lovely church. We thank God your ministry there on Sunday was a blessing.

I was delighted to lead and preach at Muswell Hill Methodist Church on this first Sunday of Black History Month. It was a privilege to have Dr. Daleep Mukarji, former Vice President of the Methodist Church, join us in the congregation. Over the years, Dr. Mukarji and I have shared a deep commitment to justice, working together in various capacities to advocate for justice, equity and dignity. His presence was a reminder of our shared journey and the work that continues to bind us together in the pursuit of a fairer world. May this month inspire us all to reflect on the courageous stories that shape our communities and push us toward meaningful action. #BlackHistoryMonth #MethodistChurch #JusticeAndSolidarity

@MotherRoxanne @Southwarkcathed @SouthwarkCofE Thank you Roxanne for your support and prayers. I look forward to connecting with you and visiting Southwark Cathedral 🙏🏾.

Representing……. @Southwarkcathed @SouthwarkCofE

@NeilFisher234 @StPaulsLondon @RevDevClive To God be the glory 🙏🏾.

@mollytwomey1 I learned to drive in my late 30s. Failed 5 times. Passed on 6th attempt. Nerves were definitely an issue. I used to be drenched in sweat by the end of driving lessons. On the upside, I passed the theory on 1st attempt. Now, I thoroughly enjoy driving 😊.

Failed my driving test yesterday, not because I can’t drive but because I was SO nervous, I made outrageously silly mistakes. Was thinking people don’t talk about failing it enough but then realized they probably do, they’re just 18 🫠

@TheTeaHouse_UK @StPaulsLondon Fab stuff, Mark. Exciting to see what emerges in God’s time.

Wonderful to see members of The Teahouse and representatives from the Chinese community in London connecting with @StPaulsLondon this past week.

@BishopNewcastle @NclDiocese Yay 🙌🏾! Congratulations, Zoe. Well done 👏🏾! May God bless you abundantly in your ministry.

@stoneandthestar Condolences, Clarissa 🙏🏾. My father died in Sept 2021 and I’m still grieving and have hardly written since he died. It’s only in Feb 2024 I started to emerge from the depths. Go gently… it (whatever’it’ is for you) will come…

I have barely written (except within work, where I've done a fair amount) for more than 2 years now. Struggling with stress, now struggling with grief because my father has died. I don't know how to find my way back to writing poetry or whatever I'm supposed to write next.

@Legalimportant Well done, Estelle. Enjoy the opportunity ❤👏🏾😊.

I'm thrilled to be included:)

@NeilFisher234 @RevDevClive Super news! May God bless you richly in your curacy.

@RichieBrave Pitch black silence

Having a discussion with my friend. I prefer to sleep in pitch black silence. She is saying she can only sleep with sound or lights ON?!!?! How do you lot sleep?

@CoffindafferFBI B

Looking forward to this conference :))

@crystalclearjt Disgusting!

Worst poetry rejection from a magazine was a few years back: "We enjoyed your poems, but frankly dads die all the time." #poetrytwitter

@melissacuisine Photo with hood.

I need to pick an author photo for my chapbook...what do you all think? Or should I take a new one?

@introvertsmemes Breakthrough. Gratitude. Money.

First 3 words

@SwindonLitFest This is super news ❤

SWINDON FESTIVAL OF LITERATURE returns in 2024! In partnership with Artswords, SFL presents... a series of wide-ranging, Swindon-centred literature & arts events from 6th - 12th May 2024! Dawn Chorus! Fab Festival Finale! Authors, Talks, Poetry, Slams,& Children & Families Day!

@BishopSouthwark May he rest in God's eternal embrace 🙏🏾

It is with great sadness that I share the news of the death of The Rt Revd Dr Bishop Karowei Dorgu. Bishop Karowei died peacefully after a long struggle with his health on Friday 8 September in the presence of his family at King’s College Hospital.🧵

Julie Brominicks, Dan Richards and Catherine Okoronkwo are talking about the amazing power of books, and the conversation has naturally turned to identity and place. #gladfest2023 (pic by Geoff Scotland)

@DrJudithSmith Thank you so much for your support 😊❤🙏🏾.

This was an excellent, though-provoking and challenging webinar. I am going to buy @cathimark book of poetry: waterloopress.co.uk/books/blood-an…