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Rapport is a 20-page colour magazine containing articles, news and more to help you pray for and support Lee Abbey's life and work. It is published three times a year and sent to all Lee Abbey Friends.
Choose life!
Is God’s plan flexible? How can I learn to make good decisions? Claire Meese grapples with the big questions
From the September 2008 issue | Read on...
Genes and Genies
John Bryant takes a timely look at the moral maze of genetics.
From the May 2008 issue | Read on...
Living for God in the ordinary
What we do every day is important to God, writes Duncan Maclean of the Northumbria Community
From the January 2008 issue | Read on...
Spirituality, community and a mission-shaped church
Paul Bayes believes the church has something to give to an uncertain culture
From the September 2007 issue | Read on...
Hot and bothered?
Dave Bookless from A Rocha takes a timely Christian view on climate change
From the May 2007 issue | Read on...
Veiled faces
David and Juliet Fletcher give an Aston perspective to a very topical issue
From the January 2007 issue | Read on...
God of this moment
At our 60th Anniversary, Emma Ineson reflects on a God who is unchanging yet dynamic, and whose name is "I AM WHO I AM".
From the May 2006 issue | Read on...
Back to the future
David Runcorn reflects on history, remembrance and renewal, and how we can properly handle change and look to the future with a right memory of what has been.
From the January 2006 issue | Read on...
A room with a key ... or a view?
Chris Edmondson, Warden at Lee Abbey Devon, points out that ‘secure in Christ’ doesn’t mean safe, predictable or settled.
From the September 2005 issue | Read on...
Living in the real world
“Lee Abbey is very nice, but it’s not the real world, is it?” Lee Abbey Devon Chaplain Emma Ineson points out that for those on community, Lee Abbey is very much the real world, but the real world is also the one beyond the Valley of Rocks.
From the May 2005 issue | Read on...
Women & Children First?
Dave Hopwood wonders why masculine attributes like anger and passion seem to be missing from the modern church.
From the May 2005 issue | Read on...
Freedom in a Framework
Why being creative is a relevant and powerful way to express our faith today – an article by past community member Bill Colclough.
From the January 2005 issue | Read on...
All-Age Worship
'Living Generously' - an example outline for an all-age service that involves and stimulates the youngest and the oldest members of the congregation, by Emma Ineson, Chaplain at Lee Abbey Devon
From the November 2003 issue | Read on...
Just Talk To Me
God says: "Don't be afraid if you don't understand. Don't fear you won't do it right. Don't worry about performing. Just talk to me."
From the March 2003 issue | Read on...