Bitcoin Believers Words for the Third Sunday of Lent – 7 March 2021 – A cyber sermon from the Vicarage Text: Stop making my Father’s house a market-place! (John 2v16) God give you peace my Sisters and Brothers. When we first returned to England at the end of the year 2000 we lived in the… Continue reading Bitcoin Believers
When we choose to follow God we should live untroubled lives. Why does it sometimes hurt so much then?
Gospel According to Glee – 40 Days at McKinley High Day 9 – Friday after 1st Sunday of Lent To Read: (Series 1 Episode 20) [Rachel, Quinn and Mercedes spy on a rehearsal by their competitors Vocal Adrenaline. After hearing their coach Shelby Corcoran sing Funny Girl Rachel, who was given up for adoption as… Continue reading Gospel According to Glee – Day 9
Gospel According to Glee – 40 Days at McKinley High Day 8 – Thursday after 1st Sunday of Lent To Read: (Series 1 Episode 18) [Kurt is trying to bond with his dad by adopting his redneck style and music (Ain’t That America) but in the end gives up his attempts and sings “Rose’s Turn”… Continue reading Gospel According to Glee – Day 8
Gospel According to Glee – 40 Days at McKinley High Day 7 – Wednesday after 1st Sunday of Lent To Read: (Series 1 Episode 17 – this scene is included in the song link below) [Jesse left Vocal Adrenaline, a choir in competition with New Directions, to date Rachel but in an effort to… Continue reading Gospel According to Glee – Day 7
I can’t escape the tide of God’s love. I can’t run away. I have to admit that no matter how ugly and unlovely I find myself to me God looks at me, God looks at all of God’s children, smiles, and says ‘with you I am well pleased.’
Liturgies of Commitment and Companionship Currently the Church of England does not permit Same Sex Couples to have formal blessings of marriage in church but does ask that we offer services of welcome and prayer. Here are a series of Liturgies of Companionship and Relationship that the General Synod Gender and Sexuality Group offer to… Continue reading Liturgies of Commitment and Companionship
Being Anglican, Being Inclusive The Anglican Church, though it has both Catholic and Protestant emphases within it, is by definition a Broad Church. The Church of England in particular, as the Established Church of the nation, is the church of and for everyone and all those who live within its bounds, be they observant or… Continue reading Being Anglican, Being Inclusive
Thanks, But No Thanks Words for the First Sunday of Lent – 21 February 2021 – A cyber sermon from the Vicarage Text: And the Spirit immediately drove him out into the wilderness. (Mark 1v12) God give you peace my Sisters and Brothers. Teresa of Avila, a 16th Century Spanish noble woman turned Mother Superior… Continue reading Thanks, But No Thanks
Sometimes we need to keep quiet so that we can hear better and act louder
