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Monthly Archives: April 2018
The house where love dwells – Address to APCM 2018
Thinking back over previous addresses to this meeting, I have reflected on the core values that shape us as a community and as we plan for what we aim to be. Today I want to celebrate these values through looking … Continue reading
The Vine – connecting with God
Go into any church and there is a strong chance that you will find images of vines. It appears as decoration around screens, in windows, on altar frontals. The weaving foliage, often ripe with fruit, provides a good coverage for … Continue reading
Called by name
Names are very important and our own name is deeply personal. It expresses so much of our identity, who we are and where we belong. We have our first name or names, what for those who have been baptized we … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptism, Follow Me, Following Jesus, Good Shepherd, Name, Vocation Sunday
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Broiled Fish – Security clearance to tell a story of peace and hope
I don’t think I have ever eaten broiled fish. I had to look it up and the first recipe that came up was for broiled lobster, which made today’s Gospel reading seem very upmarket (Luke 24:36-48). Perhaps Jesus liked playing … Continue reading
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Tagged Broiled Fish, hope, Jesus, Peace, Resurrection, Witnesses
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Easter Fools Day
Today is a day for fools. And each year the newspapers play tricks on their readers with spoof stories, though some are harder spot than others and some real stories can make us check the calendar. Last year that major … Continue reading