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  • Changing the mobile

    I’ve just changed my mobile. (That’s a cell-phone for US readers). The trouble is, I think that the mobile phone economy is a place of complete madness. I don’t understand all the options. I find the whole thing tricky to navigate. I didn’t really text much until about 2 years ago and indeed, there was…

  • Archbishop promotes Bisexual’s Bible

    Oh, do forgive me for the attention seeking title. I just couldn’t resist. Its just that I find myself gently raising a curious eyebrow at the current love-in being manufactured for the anniversary of the King James Version of the Bible. When I heard that the Archbishop of Canterbury had based his New Year message…

  • Sermon preached on 2 January

    Here is what I had to say on Sunday.

  • 6000th Comment

    Kudos to Ryan for posting the 6000th comment on this blog. (There may be a Mars bar on offer for whoever posts the 10000th one). And thanks to all who comment, argue and pontificate. Without you all, this blog would be rather dull.

  • Predictions for 2011

    Well, here goes: The College of Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church will use their considerable intelligence, wit, guile and blogs to avoid expressing an opinion about anything at all. Oh, except one thing – that they think its OK to discriminate against gay people. (Which in private most of them will continue to say…

  • New Year’s Day Service

    Don’t forget that there’s a New Year’s Day service – 11 am in St Mary’s. I’m offering to do a blessing of the diaries at the end of the service, so if you want your diary, filofax, iPad or mobile blessed then do bring it along.

  • 2010 Blog Highlights

    Here are the posts from this blog that you’ve been most interested in commenting on this year: * Inclusive Language – again (49) * Sermon – 26 September 2010 (46) * Where to find a place to stand? [Papal Visit] (38) * News from the States [Mary Glasspool’s election] (35) * Liturgy Online – again…

  • Another day in the vineyard

    Quite a busy week this is turning out to be in St Mary’s. This morning it was off into work first thing to try to meet a photocopier engineer who was booked to provide healing and balm to the weary machine which serves us so well in our regular task of bringing God’s kingdom one…

  • Christmas Sermon

    Here is what I said in the pulpit on Christmas Day There’s a whole slew of new sermons on the preaching page.

  • He is come

    He is come, he is come. Wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger. Our God is amongst us.