I wrote previously of the passing of Sue, a member of my church. This is to inform those who are interested that a memorial/thanksgiving service will be held on Friday 2 Nov 2007. Her husband Marv sent some of us more details and I have his permission to place it on my blog. Check out the details and maybe I will see you at church on Friday.
Truly, as we know where she is now, we should be giving thanks.
‘Started playing around with eBible again as I’ve got some Christianity Explored homework to do. They have some useful resources. As I can’t link directly to the search results page, here’s a meaningful extract on the topic of Addiction: Just as the Israelites worshiped the work of their hands (Jeremiah 10:3–4, 8–9), don’t many of…
I was checking my personal email this morning and saw a prayer request from my church. We seldom receive such emails but this was for someone that the whole church would know about. Our missionary and Reverend MWM’s wife MH has stage IV cancer and I cannot bear to imagine the intensity of the suffering…
My priest has asked me to give testimony at St George’s Church this Sunday at the 10am service. I’ve agreed. I think I know roughly what to talk about – what story to tell the congregation. Pray for me.
Featuring: Peter Stead After completing a degree in music at the University of Exeter and a PGCE at the University of Cambridge, Peter Stead worked as a musician and teacher in the UK… He has also worked extensively as a conductor and musical director. Credits include Musical Director of the International Festival Chorus, Musical Director…
Some of you may have started receiving emails about how a certain young man was horribly maimed in a robbery, found God, had plastic surgery and became a world famous actor who has now produced ‘The Passion of the Christ’. However, before you forward it on, it is only an urban legend. Mel Gibson did…
My most-used word of 2006 (and probably 2005) is “Busy.” Some Christian preachers call it “Being Under Satan’s Yoke”, which is quite plausible if you treat work or other commitments as an ‘idol’ (ie, worship it) and rank it higher in your priorities than God. Things get a little greyer when you feel you’re doing…