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Trinity Sunday
I like to think of today as being about relationship. We are related to all living things, and we are deeply connected with the whole of the world. To try to explain God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit is … Continue reading
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Saint Columba
A saint’s day. And high summer. What better excuse to do very little?
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Sunstroke
Hate to admit it but I have been suffering from too much sun. I was sitting outside yesterday and must have dozed off. Consequently I am having an adverse skin reaction. Not complaining though. Or at least trying not to … Continue reading
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Tempting Fate
Is it tempting fate or showing faith to say that the 06/06/06 day is nearly over and the world is still here? Interesting theological point nonetheless.
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Henri Nouwen
If you are a regular reader you will know that I am a fan of Henri Nouwen. This is his personal prayer for Pentecost from Jesus: A Gospel. And strikes a strong resonance with how I feel a lot of the … Continue reading
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Builders
The builders have said they will start our new extension soon. Pity this plant will have to be moved. Does anyone know its name?
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Lunchtime
Yes – but whose lunch is it really? Misty is ever hopeful. This is why she is hopeful – two plates and no humans in sight.
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Springwatch
Weekdays at 8-00pm is a regular date with BBC2 Bill Oddie and Springwatch. Compulsive stuff. We have yet to be convinced that our own little colony of blue-tits have taken up residence in the nesting box this year. Everything seems … Continue reading
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An Installation
Off today to Glasgow to the Installation of the new Provost of St Mary’s Cathedral (Scottish Episcopal Church) Every blessing to the Very Revd Kelvin Holdsworth and his work together with his new congregation. I am going to wear my … Continue reading
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