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I am a Church of Scotland minister living by the sea. This blog holds my current ramblings on faith ... life and all the random clutter in my head. My old blog from June 2006 – August 2010 was called Rumours of Angels. It is now private view only. If you would like permission to view just leave a comment.
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Category Archives: Holy Week
Easter blessings
If you were not risen, Lord Christ, to whom would we go to discover a radiance of the face of God? If you were not risen, we would not be together seeking your communion. We would not find in your … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, Faith, Friendship, Holy Week, Hope, Lent and Easter, Ministry, Prayer, Sacred Space, worship
Tagged Brother Roger of Taize, Revgalpals
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The Musician
A memory of Kreisler once: At some recital in this same city, The seats all taken, I found myself pushed On to the stage with a few others, So near that I could see the toil Of his face muscles, … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Week, Hope, Love, Miracles, Mystery, passion, photographs, Poetry, Sacred Space
Tagged Jonny Baker, RS Thomas
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He will walk
Palm Sunday… Lent ends and Holy Week Begins. And to take us through this week, a wonderful meditation from The Wild Goose Resource Group . I adapted it slightly a couple of years back for my voice and spit it into parts. … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Week, Lent and Easter, Love, passion, Prayer
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Being nice is not enough
This wonderful picture from Jonny Baker on Flickr reminded me of this piece by Alan Jones called “Being nice and other barriers to love” (Inward Outward): “One of the most damaging things about the popular view of love is that it requires … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Week, Lent and Easter, Love, Ministry, passion, photographs, quotes
Tagged Jonny Baker
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Sacred space?
Why, who makes much of a miracle? As to me, I know of nothing else but miracles, Whether I walk the streets of Manhattan, Or dart my sight over the roofs of houses toward the sky… Every cubic inch of … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Holy Week, Incarnation, Lent and Easter, Mystery, photographs, quotes, Sacred Space, worship
Tagged Walt Whitman
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Good Friday revisited…
Although my daily blogging for Lent and Easter is over I am still finding wonderful stuff… here is a piece from Cheryl at hold this space which encapsulates in a few lines the grace and redemption of Easter: They call … Continue reading
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Sunday… let the Alleluias slip in!
Our congregation put away the ‘alleluias’ for Lent and today we brought them back as one great shout of praise to our risen Lord (Many voices banner ). We thought you were dead. We thought the cross was the end. We … Continue reading
Saturday… hear the silence
Followers of my old blog blog will know that I am passionate about the theology of the late Scottish theologian Alan E. Lewis… and Easter (or Holy) Saturday is his thing. Lewis developed his theology of Holy Saturday, the day … Continue reading
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Thursday… watch and pray.
This is one of my favourite Mary Oliver Poems. Her preoccupation is with the created world and the beauty which is offered to us every day. Here creation keeps faith and watches with Jesus in the garden as his disciples … Continue reading