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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Laughter and Promise – Covenant and Cross
What’s in a name? Names are how we identify one another and ourselves. They are deeply connected to our sense of who we are, our identity. Some people love their name and some people don’t actually like it and some … Continue reading
Oxfam and Rainbows: transformed in grace
Oxfam has come in for quite a pasting this week. Shocking revelations and accusations have been made that some of those who were working to bring relief to the suffering of the most desperate and impoverished people had been taking … Continue reading
Making the Ash for Ash Wednesday – A ‘how to’ post
Here’s another of those things they don’t teach you at vicar training school – how to turn palm crosses into ash for use on Ash Wednesday. Last year’s palm crosses are burnt and the ash is used during the Ash … Continue reading
Clouds – Mystery and Revelation
If we mention ‘the cloud’ today there is a strong chance that the first thing that will come to mind is a remote internet based storage system. Those of us who rely heavily on gadgets and mobile devices can’t escape … Continue reading
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Tagged Clouds, mystery, overshadowing, Revelation, Transfiguration
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Anskar: Faithful persistence – a theology of resilience
Every now and then the Church of England’s calendar of saints and holy days brings up a commemoration that seems to resonate or be a good counter to a prevailing tone. Yesterday was such a day, as we remembered the … Continue reading
Candlemas: A light for all peoples
Candlemas (Luke 2:22-40) is one of my favourite festivals. It has candlelight, a message of hope and promise fulfilled, and it comes as winter is giving way to signs of early spring, so new life is beginning to dawn. It … Continue reading