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Archive for July, 2009

rituals

There I sat, thinking ‘blog post, blog post… there must be something to say that I can say… blog post…’  wondering if the blogging bit of my brain is still in a moving box somewhere.
Various distractions.  The knowledge that I didn’t want this to take to long as it’s a busy day… General feeling of [...]

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brief reassurance

… that I am still alive.  ( I gather some have been wondering.)
The church web page, which is still a long way off ready, has taken up most of my computer time.
But it is Monday, so I am full of the resolve to do better.
No weddings for a few weeks, which means lots of time [...]

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bastille day

To today’s  news from TEC:  Amen.

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delight

By 5 pm, the sermon was in peril.  The pew sheet was done, music problems sorted and I had no excuse not to turn to the sermon, but the desire to do so was missing.
So, I convinced myself that it would be a good idea to plan the sermon by the river.
And even as I [...]

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accepted occasionally

Notes are coming forward from the debate that the General Convention of The Episcopal Church is having on marriage equity.
This seemed worth sharing:
Volunteer Hannah Anderson, 17, of Northern California drew applause when she described her friend Arthur, who she met in fourth grade at diocesan summer camp. “Arthur was gay, but to us he was [...]

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oh, joy

The liturgical toys have arrived, just in time for the sermon on ‘Offering’.
Too bad most of the kids are away.

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unexpected prayer

I continued working on the church’s web site well past 11pm last night.  By the time I stopped, I knew I should sleep, but my mind was too full of hex codes and trial-and-error tweaks to the CSS.  So, I began to read:  a Ruth Burrows book on prayer that’s been reprinted after many years [...]

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help wanted

So, I’m building a new church web site.
(pause while regular readers laugh knowingly)
But wonderfully funny, occasionally outrageous, and pastorally astute Peacebang has offered some very useful tips in what we should be aiming for.
So, while I shamelessly steal her ideas, I need help from the congregation in Dunblane.
I already have one of our talented photographers [...]

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