Here’s the perfect pancake receipt one more time.
Ingredients:
100g plain flour
pinch of salt
2 large heggs
200 ml milk
75 ml water
50g melted butter
Method:
Sieve
Whizz
Fry
#pisky
5 responses to “Sermon preached on 30 May 2010”
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I like those – especially the lion/lily/star approach from left field.
There’s also the expression “God who loves us, and loves us, and loves us”.
(A sermon, remembered years later, from a blogged transcript! Fear ye, etc. 🙂
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Thanks Tim, it was good to see you at Evensong last night.
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We had jaffa cakes at church as a symbol of the Trinity. Works for me!
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On Sunday afternoon I did wonder, what did Provost Kelvin say on Trinity Sunday? No, I thought, he will have got someone else to do it – I think last year there was a Baptism or something.
So thanks for this wonderful surprise today.
Lil has spent the morning building a Lego village – I have heard the quiet conversations of all the lego people – and thought to myself how good it is to imagine other worlds, other places and other people.
And now that imagination should lead all of us to encounter God.
Again, heartfelt thanks for these ideas –
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Thanks Melissa – lovely to hear from you. Hope all is well with all of you.
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