2 responses to “Rejected Ad”
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Makes me think of the last vestry meeting persons invlved shall remain anoymous!!!
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I think there is one section of rejected people not shown here. Its the people who used to be members of a church, sometimes playing a big part in the running of the church, but now unable to attend regularly through sickness and infirmity. A lot of them feel rejected and forgotten now they no longer have a role.
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Whom she may devour
Tilly and I have been out in the back garden celebrating St Patrick’s day by chasing away all the snakes. So far, it has worked. I asked Tilly whether she was intending staying outside all day, but she was having none of it. Indeed, she is now applying the same anti-snake treatment to the inside…
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I was an E-bay virgin
I am the proud owner of an exercise bike. The “very large rosary beads … for display not devotion” which have cost me ?2.99 should be arriving in the post soon. (I managed to stop myself buying the glow in the dark rosary beads). I wonder whether I will be able to use both purchases…
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Sunday Times article
There was an article in the Ecosse section of the Sunday Times this week which featured a number of Scottish Bloggers. There was nothing about this one, but one of my friend's achieved fame or notoriety with this comment.It is difficult to resist the temptation, though, of ?the life and thoughts of an island-hopping minister…
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Sermon – 13 March 2005
On Friday afternoon, I had the pleasure of spending several hours sitting in our Cathedral Church in Perth for the consecration of our new Bishop, the Rt Rev David Chillingworth. Sadly, I was not sitting in a seat which afforded me a view of the proceedings. Indeed, I was very much behind a pillar and…
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