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  • Sermon preached on Trinity Sunday 2014

    The truth is, I’ve not preached on Trinity Sunday. I think I have preached on Trinity Sunday in my time at St Mary’s but certainly not many times and certainly not for a number of years.

    You see – I’ve been in charge of the preaching rota.

    But lo. Here I am having spent a couple of weeks off sick, now back to work. I’m grateful to colleagues for picking up various bits of work whilst I was indisposed.

    One of those bits of work that I had to ask someone else to pick up was devising the preaching rota….

    …and here I find myself – first Sunday back at work, preaching on the Holy Trinity.

    Am I fighting fit? Yes!

    Am I cowed by having to preach on the Trinity? Certainly not. (more…)

4 responses to “We are marching in the light of God”

  1. Susan Sheppard Hedges Avatar
    Susan Sheppard Hedges

    Lovely folks! Oh, do they make rainbow collars? You would certainly look striking in it! Of course you are striking in the black and white amongst all the other colorfully attired ones!

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  2. Franny Mawditt Avatar
    Franny Mawditt

    It was an honour to march in the light of God; an honour to be with others from St Mary’s and to be able to invite so many people to our church.

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  3. Rosemary Hannah Avatar
    Rosemary Hannah

    If one could like comments, I would like Franny’s

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  4. Elizabeth Avatar
    Elizabeth

    Yes, I agree with Rosemary and Franny! It was a great morning. I wish we’d managed to make it all the way around but I think our exit was well-timed. We even managed a nap after all the excitement.

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