In his Easter blog and challenged by Maundy Thursday falling on April Fools’ Day, Revd Tim Buckley reflects on the foolishness of God. Click to find out more.
There some excellent plans available to help you. We HIGHLY recommend the HTB Bible In One Year which you can get via a daily email to your inbox or as an app on your phone. However, if you want something you can use in conjunction with your favourite Bible or other resources, there are more plans available on Bible Gateway or from the International Bible Society. Click on the buttons below for more information. Alternatively, there are 6 varied plans listed below available as pdfs to download and print to use however you want.
Reading plans to download and print
Here are some other plans, from various organisations, but all free to reproduce and share as widely as possible. We have saved them here as pdfs for you to download and print at home.
Read through the NT in a year – Mondays to Fridays. Weekends are set aside for reflection and other reading. This is especially helpful if you’re new to a daily discipline of Bible reading.
The whole Bible in a year, 5 days a week – with weekends off to allow time for other reading.
The whole Bible in a year, 7 days a week – each having a different theme which runs throughout the year: Epistles, The Law, History, Psalms, Poetry, Prophecy, Gospels.
Chronological one year plan – read through the Bible in the order it happened
Two year plan – does what it says on the tin!
Three year plan – if you want a longer plan…
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An appeal from Revd Tim
Revd Tim shares an update (and photos!) of the ongoing work on the St Matt’s church roof – along with an invitation to make this a project we all contribute to…
A message from Revd Jenny Buckler – November 2020
Revd Jenny Buckler reflects on how setting up a prayer space at home can help us during lockdown, in our latest parish blog. Click to find out more.
A message from Revd Tim Buckley – August 2020
A message for the parish of Widcombe, from Revd Tim Buckley including preliminary information about reopening St Thomas in mid-September. Click to find out more.