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Jo Trickey writes on 'Lessons from the anti-food waste app'. ‘Too Good to Go’ bags have brought me so much joy over the last few weeks. A fab little app allows you to see where restaurants and cafes anticipate having excess food at the end of the day and take it off their hands for a mere snippet of its RRP.

I’ve been reflecting on what it is that I love about these bags of food. I think they hit the sweet spot in three places. 
This article is from the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity section on Connecting with Culture.

Tim Kay explores 'finding God's mercy in a thousand-year-old prayer'.

The Prayer for the Emergency Room

“Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me.”

You’ve probably been there — sitting in the emergency room, waiting. Maybe it’s you who’s in pain, or maybe it’s your child.

Your phone battery is dying, so you put it away. To your left, someone’s nursing a bleeding hand. To your right, another holds their eye. Behind you, a child is crying.

The smell of antiseptic, the buzz of fluorescent lights, the heavy air of anxiety — it’s all too much.

You know this is a moment to pray. But how?

You want to seek God’s presence, to ask for His help. You know prayer is the best thing you could do right now. But how do you pray in the chaos?

This article is published by Tim Kay. It's one of many he's published on his Substack feed.