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Compline: the little bird
Leave a commentMarch 27, 2016 by Worship, Community, Formation
‘Into your hands O Lord, I commit my spirit. Do you know Compline? I imagine most reading this do. I …
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Palm Sunday
Leave a commentMarch 20, 2016 by Worship, Community, Formation
I tend not to post my occasional sermons here; but Palm Sunday makes things different; and this one relates to …
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How not to talk about liturgy.
Leave a commentMarch 11, 2016 by Worship, Community, Formation
How not to talk about liturgy…. There was a particluarly knobby outbreak on a priest’s Facebook page recently, about how …
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Thin trust #2
1September 6, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
In my previous post on Dave Andrews’ visit to the neighbourhood, I mentioned his list of five ‘Kairos Moments’: the …
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Dave Andrews comes to town.
2September 5, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
I was not expecting to like Dave Andrews. I could tell even without doing any actual research that he was …
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Playing at Deacons
2August 27, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
Standing at the altar in our church on a Sunday morning, at the president’s right hand, is the deacon. Occasionally …
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How can we sing our discipleship?
Leave a commentAugust 2, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
Christians sing many things in worship. Sometimes we sing our faith. Sometimes we sing our hope. Sometimes we sing our …
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Where will heaven come from?
1June 16, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
I don’t know what heaven would be like, any more than anyone else does. But I do understand that it …
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Nothing is Important
1June 6, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
People do like to watch the church make a fool of itself. Sometimes the church seems only too ready to …
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Hot Cross Buns and the liturgical should-nots
Leave a commentMarch 30, 2015 by Worship, Community, Formation
Assuming you’re reading the right blog, you’ll have met more than one liturgical should-not in your life. They’re the kind …
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