About me and my blog. Went to school last week for an evening on Higher Education with one of my boys. And every common bush afire with God;.

Mary of Bethany remembers the parable of the bridesmaids. In a way, that was odd, because he told so many stories that were about women, or where his Father was like a woman, or his Kingdom was like a woman. Like the bridesmaids story, where the only thing that mattered was having oil. What Do We Live For? Posted by Beth Routledge. But not for one young man. Not for the people whom he loves and the people he is loved by.

Seeking to be a radically inclusive Christian Blog in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. Sunday, 11 March 2018. Crossing the Line - part 18. I have always loved practical jokes. It was the one day in the year when the tight cords of discipline seemed to be loosened for a while. As we got older, we became more ambitious. A couple of my friends mana.

He was on a bus and was abused by a homophobic driver, who apparently called him a poofter . The online commentary was . Some were supportive, as you can imagine.

God and Politics in the UK. God and Politics has now merged with the Archbishop Cranmer blog. Gillan can still be reached through the Contact Page. You can still follow all of his writing via the Facebook Page and Twitter. Otherwise please head over to ARCHBISHOP CRANMER. Survivors of child abuse need more than just understanding.

Facebook labels Palestinian journalism hate speech. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, meets with military personnel at the US Naval War College in Rhode Island, May 2017. The social media giant has proven eager to comply with censorship orders from powerful governments, especially the US and Israel. On Saturday, the social media giant closed without warning.

This is the irrational season, when love blooms bright and wild. How to Follow or Subscribe. Love Blooms Bright has come to an end this year. You have given me many blessing, and I will miss meeting you here. That he can let go the .

I am one of those, probably irritating, people who wears a pedometer and keeps a food diary. The twelve days of Christmas have been a time of God at work in so many ways, seen and unseen. My part in that has been keeping, or more often struggling to hold to the discipline of remembering that and not trying to measure the immeasurable.

Musings of a restless bishop. Posted by nickbaines under radio. Posted by nickbaines under radio.