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Donald Macaskill is the Chief Executive of Scottish Care, the representative body for the care sector in Scotland. Donald has been the voice of the care sector during one of the most difficult years imaginable, advocating for staff, residents and those requiring care at home. We talk about a reimagining of the narrative around ageing and how we can all be involved in changing how we think about the value of older people in our society. twitter.com/DrDMacaskill https://scottishcare.org/blogs/

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St Ninian's Online

Weekly services from St Ninian’s Church in Stonehouse, Scotland.

You will do greater things than these.

Jesus said that to his disciples. To the ordinary men and women who followed his teaching and tried hard to live the way that he taught them.

When we are faced by a story where Jesus does something we might even go as far as to call unbelievable, I wonder where that leaves us? Inspired or despondent? Hopeful or hesitant?

Today we’re going to explore the first sign in John’s story of Jesus and see what turning water into wine might tell us about who God is and what his hopes for us are.