2 responses to “The King’s (and the Provost’s) Speech”

  1. Anne Hopwood Avatar
    Anne Hopwood

    Here! Here! from one of your unlikely friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. kelvin Avatar

    Hello Anne Hopwood! Long time no hear. Thanks for posting a comment.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Previous Posts

  • Lochearnhead & Strathyre

    The pictures o­n the television of people being airlifted from their cars o­n the road north of Strathyre are dramatic. I came down that road earlier in the week in the most frightening thunderstorm. Stair-rods from heaven and thunder to shake the mountains.

  • Google in Latin

    Go to Google in Latin – http://www.google.com/intl/la/It does what it says o­n the tin.

  • Preaching

    I've no doubt that today's sermon felt like hard work to some people. It was hard work thinking about it. That particular piece from the gospel is very difficult to read in public and expect people to accept at face value. It is important that there is no pretence that everything is straightforward in a…

  • Sermon – 15 August 2004

    The gospel reading that we have just heard comes in two paragraphs. One apparently easier on our ears and easier on our minds than the other. After all, Jesus says, ?When you see a cloud rising in the west, you immediately say, ‘It is going to rain’; and so it happens?. Well, after the week…