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Common Worship reading for this coming Sunday: Mark 7:24-end Here is this woman… who is desperate to see her child released from the pain and anguish she lives in day after day. Some of you will be able to sympathise with her, knowing members of your own family who likewise struggle with some affliction day after [ READ MORE ]
The highlight of a Themed Study Week on Faith and Work was the trip to Canary Warf. Overseen by Fiona Stewart-Darling that included a visit around the Sales Centre, which included some fabulous models of the place, and some time at Morgan Stanley finance house. Lunch was hosted by Sir David Walker in the executive [ READ MORE ]
On our week long holiday in Devon [more to follow] Anna [daughter,7] and I had 45 mins together as we walked along the top of the gorge at Lydford Gorge. As we walked along the top we occassionaly caught glimpses of the river below and became more excited about seeing the waterfall that was the goal [ READ MORE ]
‘…love passionately desires the presence of the beloved‘ Free of Charge, 12 [ READ MORE ]
I was on the rota to lead Compline last night at the college chapel. This is an optional service at 10pm to mark the end of the day and provide a space of reflection. We normally sing this service but since I can’t sing I was leading from the said version in Common Worship. We there [ READ MORE ]
Monday saw the termly quiet day at college, quiet meaning silent except during the offices, the Eucharist and the input sessions. We had quiet days at LBC (now LST) when I studied there and I was one of those who saw the opportunity of no lectures that day as the perfect chance to read and write. [ READ MORE ]
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