Back now from today’s Diocesan Synod which was held in an Agricultural College in the middle of nowhere.
It began with a description of the automatic milking of cows, which seems to have caught Fr Gadgetvicar’s imagination. It did not capture my interest, but then one man’s milk is an udder man’s poison as the saying goes. I have to confess to feeling as though there was the danger of losing the will to live even before the business began.
I wonder just how many more people understand the strategic review stuff today than they did yesterday. However, it was a good tempered synod and we must be thankful for such mercies.
I have a fantasy that other parts of the world church might do these big meetings better than we tend to do them. Is it done differently in the States?
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