the first game we played with a rag ball, the worms we collected in a shoebox…
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Luke
Friday 18th is the feast of St. Luke, best known as the writer of the Gospel of Luke & Acts
FFF – a request
Every month I meet with the four Food For Faith Trustees, Kate, Chris, Merv & Catherine…
sabbatical summary
The experience of these months was more than I could have hoped for and i am grateful to all who made it possible.
Maurice & I
an enthralling exploration of partnership, loss and the enduring importance of architecture
just follow
Take a moment to notice Jesus pointing you out in the crowd, calling you by name, and inviting you to follow.
home again
they discovered that braided rivers have a reservoir of water underneath, kind of like a storage tank.
the meeting
If we are not after the essence, then what are we after?
in quiescence
I’m grateful to Anglican Bishop of Christchurch Peter Carrell for his inspiration a few hours ago
language in motion
All literature might come with a warning on its cover, like on a packet of cigarettes
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questions questions
Jesus’ school teachers would also have used this Socratic (question and dialogue) method
far-seeing eyes
God can and does and will use any one and any thing to get through to me
unknown to you
There is a story of a monastery where life had become chaotic
here & now
quickly absorbed with cooking dinner, getting the kids to do their homework and off to bed
integrity
the working title I had for today’s post was “you just can’t win”