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Tag Archives: Salisbury
Epiphany Moments
Order of service with hymns and Bible readings here Link to the audio of my sermon (with a prayer and reading before from Fr Simon) here Transcript: I wonder if it actually happened like we’ve just heard in our Gospel reading, if there … Continue reading
Posted in Bible (passages and study), Christianity, Deep Thinking, Photos, Sermons (My Own)
Tagged Blessed Virgin Mary, Christmas, community, crucifixion, difference, Epiphany, homeless, Isaiah 60, Jesus Christ, Joseph, maggi dawn, Maggi Dawn - Beginnings and Endings, Matthew 2, Mumford and Sons, Mumford and Sons - Awake My Soul, openness, passion, peace, photoaday2013, postaday2013, resolution, respect, revelation, Salisbury, self worth, shine, St Michaels, stars, sunrise, truth, unity, vulnerability, world
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Get Mucky 2
Some late reading before sleep last night, I got back into Other: Loving Self, God and Neighbour in a World of Fractures by Kester Brewin. I thought the chapter I read seemed to share my thoughts from yesterday’s post… We can see both … Continue reading
Posted in Book Quotes, Christianity, Love
Tagged Africa, charity, Church, homeless, postaday2011, Prince Harry, Salisbury
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What Would Jesus Do?
Good question. Tricky question too. This evening I’ve been reading again over Rowan Williams’ article from last Monday: It may not be easy to answer this straight away, so don’t expect to become a hero of conscience overnight. And, just to rub … Continue reading
Posted in *Favourites*, Bible (passages and study), Christianity, Deep Thinking, Love
Tagged communion, Jesus Christ, money, postaday2011, Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral, stable, WWJD
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Church Feuds
Finished watching BBC’s The Choir (1995) last night. Wonderful really. Not particularly easy to watch, but incredibly true. Some lovely people, a lovely headteacher and priest and a few other great priests and bishops, and then unfortunately a big bunch … Continue reading
Defining Church
I considered not writing about this for fear of upsetting certain people, but felt that in the end it was necessary for me to share my opinion on what Church is really all about. I went down to Centrepoint today … Continue reading
Posted in *Favourites*, Bible (passages and study), Christianity, Deep Thinking, Love
Tagged 1 John 3, Africa, Bramhall Methodist Church, Centrepoint, Church, communion, community, feeding, giving, harmony, Hebrews 13, Jesus Christ, Love, Matthew 25, postaday2011, Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral, sharing
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Pay to Pray?
(Favourite photographs of my stay here) Now returned from my retreat in Salisbury, I reflect on my time there. I certainly miss the surrounding peacefulness, the rhythmic regularity of structured prayers, of choral heavenly voices and time to read, contemplate … Continue reading
Posted in *Favourites*, Christianity, Deep Thinking, Love
Tagged Church, Jesus Christ, money, postaday2011, prayer, Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral, WWJD
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Mass with Monks
Up (very) early this Monday morning to attend mass in the cathedral with the monks living next door to the college, and some priests and the college chaplain. Very nice atmosphere! I walked back up to the college with Dom … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity
Tagged Dom Francis, monks, postaday2011, Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral
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The Voice of Contentment
After a yummy breakfast I went to the Eucharist service in the Cathedral, and particularly enjoyed singing Jan Struther’s hymn “Lord of all hopefulness”. I smiled again as I read more words of peace… Lord of all gentleness, Lord of … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Music, Photos, Poetry
Tagged beauty, breathing, contentment, God, Life, Lord of all hopefulness, postaday2011, reading, retreat, Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral, Sarah Winman, Sarum College, When God was a Rabbit
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The Clamour is Silenced
First day of my retreat in Salisbury. Ahhhhhhhh… breathing deeply. Feels good to be here. Resting up. Just back from Choral Evensong! A visiting choir (Amici Coro) were there, and I sat up in the choir stalls like I had … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Photos
Tagged Amici Coro, breathing, Choral Evensong, postaday2011, resting, Salisbury, Salisbury Cathedral
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Packing
I don’t find it hard to pack. Apparently a lot of people (particularly ladies) feel the need to cram as much into a bag as possible. But me? A duffel bag with the basic essentials and a few books, iPod, … Continue reading




