D*Face Makes Some Street Improvements In London →
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very clever!
September 2008
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has enjoyed his little boy’s birthday weekend with family.
has enjoyed his little boy’s birthday weekend with family.
Semi-circle →
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In the Gospels, we see that Jesus sustains his inner life and public ministry by adopting a rhythm of withdrawing from the demands of the crowds and engaging with their needs. Moreover, he models…
Thanks for the comments. Not sure I’ll take a total break from blogging, there are a few things I really want to mention over the next few weeks, but might take a bit of a step back from it for a while. I think I just need a bit of a re-think about it all.
Future →
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The dominant eschatology of the churches in the west has long been variations on the belief that things are going to get worse and worse, until Jesus returns (day and hour unknown) and sorts it all…
Do something wonderful →
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I seem to have a couple of things to blog about (nothing exciting, just knitting and life and stuff) that I’ll spread out over the next few days, in recent weeks I’ve felt like I have nothing to…
I’m bored of blogging again. This seems to be happening more and more often. Hmm.
I’ve really enjoyed the first week with our new Form guys. We’ve got a great bunch of people here to learn with us, representing 8 different nations. It feels a real privilege to be able to lead them this year. I do like my job!
more worship musings - what are we afraid of? →
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Great worship monologue from Jonny B!
this was what i can remember of my spiel on worship as part of the dialogue, trying to bring a bit of a missions perspective i guess…
i was…
I’m very pleased the Mercury went to Elbow. They definately deserved it.
Introducing 29 new Form and Access trainees at church this morning. Very excited!
Introducing 29 new Form and Access trainees at church this morning. Very excited!
I read in the paper last week about Esbjörn Svensson’s death in a diving accident earlier in the summer. I first heard E.S.T.’s music in a Virgin Megastore in Milan on our honeymoon. I had just been flicking through the cds and was blown away by their spacious, epic, jazz. The Swedish Trio were often called “The Radiohead of Jazz” because of the experimental approach they took to music, mixing elements of rock and electronica with their jazz. It was a lazy term but one that often fitted.
Its a wet September morning and no-one else is up yet, so I thought I’d let you know the things we’ve been up to this last few of weeks.
Since I got back from Peru it feels like we’ve been busy! At the end of August we went to Momentum, which is Soul Survivor’s festival for people who have grown up a little bit. There were a whole load of us going from Sheffield and it was fun to be with such a big group. We ran a little prayer room based on the Chinese 5 Elements and had an area for…
