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  • Sermon – 4 September 2005

    As we read the story of the Jewish passover this morning, we face the immediate recognition that this is a story of a people about to be evacuated from one place to another. The Jewish people stopped on their last night in slavery before making their run for it, through the red sea, as we…

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  • Websites

    Here are some websites I've been enjoying this week…www.magnatune.com (Excellent downloadable free music – esp the orthodox singing)www.csszengarden.com (Because I've been working o­n a big new website for someone and needed distracting from it. This – http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/176/176.css&page=0 just took my breath away. The new website I'm doing is not nearly so complex, though it is a…

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  • Katrina

    One of the relief agencies trying to help following the hurricane in the southern United States is Episcopal Relief and Development.More information and details of how to donate to their work here: http://www.er-d.org

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  • Organ RIP

    A very strange day. The pipe organ at St Saviour’s is being removed today. Notwithstanding all the good reasons for taking it away, it is still a rather melancholy feeling seeing it actually being removed. Changing the organ is our big project for our 150th celebration year. A new digital pipe organ has been ordered…

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  • Sermon – 28 August 2005

    One of the few non-work things that I managed to achieve this week was watching a film on the television. It was Sliding Doors. Some of you may have seen it ? it doesn?t matter. I?m not going to preach about it, however something about it made me think quite a lot. The basic idea…

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  • Episcopal Blogging

    Apologies to Gareth for missing him off the list of Scottish Episcopal Bloggers. He does indeed merit an honoured place and has been included now. However, he appears to be making a claim to be the Mother of All Scottish Episcopal Bloggers by being able to show that he was posting since 9 June 2003.…

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  • Alexander Pope

    Here is a bit of Alexander Pope’s poem Messiah which I came across for the first time yesterday whilst thinking about the carol service and midnight mass. (You have to plan ahead, you know). Peace o’er the world her olive wand extend, And white robed innocence from heaven descend. Swift fly the years, and rise…

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  • On the way home

    Guess where I went on the way home from Edinburgh, coming round the by-pass… I came back with: 14 lightbulbs (all energy efficient) of different shapes and sizes 1 suede cushion to match a chair I already have 1 packet of large round crispbreads (because they remind me of when I lived in Sweden) 1…

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  • Sliding Doors

    Enjoyed watching the film Sliding Doors tonight. Gwyneth Paltow was certainly more believable as a London based PR woman than might have been expected. It strikes me that the film is a post-modern take on the whole Jekyll and Hyde thing, except that instead of seeing a character change (or a double character develop as…

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