Every month I meet with the four Food For Faith Trustees, Kate, Chris, Merv & Catherine…
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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 cigarettesÂ
Mary MacKillop
Too often we settle for an existence of lurching from one satisfaction to the next.
on the move
Late last week, after almost two months with a Franciscan community in Assisi, I began the final stage of my five-month sabbatical
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come to me
My experience has taught me that of all the possible ways to live Christianity is the easiest
go in search
And because he is constantly searching for me I can never be lost.
Impossible? Not!
I know I’ve used the image above before, but it remains one of my favourites.
forty years on
It is forty years today since I was ordained priest in the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle in Timaru
not less than everything
I’m grateful to Catherine Fyfe and James van Schie, new Trustees who join Chris Fogarty, Kate Kearins and Catherine Gibbs.