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Tag Archives: church of england
November Churches…
November churches in Wiltshire, great and small… Salisbury Cathedral and St Peter’s, Poulshot. Continue reading
Posted in A Clergyman's Diary, Photography
Tagged beauty, church of england, photography, wiltshire
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I Would Do Anything for Church Unity But I Won’t Do That: Sermon Preached on 22nd January 2023 (Third Sunday After Epiphany)
Would a big worldwide Church really end Christian divisions & what does this have to do with same-sex marriage? Continue reading
Posted in LGBT, sermon
Tagged church of england, equal marriage, marriage equality
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Cassettes, Communion, and Guardians of the Galaxy: Online Worship isn’t the Answer to Everything
Young people are getting back into cassettes and compilations; whatever merits it has, online worship can’t be the future of the Church, at least not on its own. Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, COVID19, Evangelism, Prayer and Worship, Reflection
Tagged anglican, anglicanism, christian, christianity, church of england, compilations, coronavirus, cyberculture, hooked on a feeling i'm high on believing, mixtapes, online worship, prayer, reflections, religion, worship
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Beginning Public Ministry in a Liminal Time
Hundreds of people who should have been ending a long road to ordained ministry this week have instead been commissioned as lay ministers via videoconference. Can this experience of liminality help us serve God by helping midwife the new life he and the world seek? Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Priesthood, Reflection
Tagged church, church of england, coronavirus, COVID19, lay ministry, liminality, ministry, reflections, religion
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Let’s Worship Outside
The News Letter later asked me to turn this blog into a newspaper article which you can read here. The dreadful news that more than a hundred people were infected with coronavirus at a single, legally permitted, church service in … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, COVID19, Journalism, Prayer and Worship
Tagged anglican, anglicanism, christian, christianity, church, church of england, coronavirus, prayer, religion, worship
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Chapel Address at Evensong, St Stephen’s House, Oxford, 4 November 2019
Chapel Address at Evensong, St Stephen’s House, Oxford, 4 November 2019 Gerry Lynch “When you talk to God, it’s called prayer. When God talks to you, it’s called insanity.” That bon mot came to mind as I pondered today’s readings … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, sermons
Tagged church, church of england, reflections, religion, sermon, sermons, st stephen's house
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Blogging Staggers Day One: Praying With the Lepers
The Bartlemas Chapel – a name that sounds like something out of Dickens, and the chapel felt like something from a disappeared world as well. A few hundred metres down a laneway from the noise and bustle of the Cowley … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Reflection
Tagged anglican, bible, christianity, church of england, cowley st john, history, leper chapels, oxford, prayer, psalms, worship
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Presbyterians, Salvation, and God
Cross-posted at Slugger O’Toole. We cremated my friend James on the freakishly warm Friday before St Patrick’s Day, between the two bouts of even freakier snow. We did this after a celebration of the Supper of the Lord Jesus Christ … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, LGBT, Reflection, UK
Tagged christian, christianity, church of england, church of scotland, death, lgbt and christianity, presbyterian, reflections, religion
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Why This Liberal Catholic Will be Praying #ThyKingdomCome
The last thing the disciples are recorded as saying to Christ on Earth: “Lord, is this the time when you will restore the kingdom to Israel?” After all they’d been through, they still didn’t get the point. They were looking … Continue reading
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Tagged anglicanism, christian, christianity, church, church of england, pledge2pray, thy kingdom come
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