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Baptists imagining life beyond 400 years - www.beyond400.net

Swift to Bless

Interesting article from The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity   on Blessing and work here

Family Space at Waitrose

 

If you shop at Waitrose you may be interested to know that Family Space, a joint venture between Cheltenham YMCA and four local churches in West Cheltenham, is one of the ‘good causes’ funded as a result of dropping the green tokens into the boxes.

The Call to Discipleship - 15 January 2012

Passage: 
Genesis 12:1-9
Passage: 
Matthew 4:12-22

Introduction

So this morning I want to pick up a little from where we left off last week ... as we think a little about following Jesus ... not on Twitter you understand ... but literally ... following Jesus.

No, I'm not talking about Twitter. I litterally want you to follow me - Jesus

Messy Church - help required.

The next Messy Church is on the 29th of January  - currently help is required with:

Reflections on Epiphany - 8 January 2012

Passage: 
Isaiah 60:1-6
Passage: 
2 Timothy 1:1-14

So I hope you had a good Christmas ...

We did pretty well, Linda got me the best present ever this year ... a broken drum ... as a present I don't think it can be beaten :-)

I got her a wooden leg ... although that wasn't her main present ... it was just a stocking filler :-)

Christmas Cracker jokes ... you've got to love them ...

The Nunc Dimittis - Sunday 11 December

Passage: 
Luke 2:22-40

Introduction: Luke and the art of 'tilt-shifting'

So I'd like to show you a photograph:

Snowdon railway

I wonder if you know what this is a photo of?

Intro to Advent - The Benedictus - Sunday 4 December

Passage: 
Luke 1:67-80

Introduction - 4’ 33’’

Anyone know what’s going on here?

This orchestra is playing ... and I use that term loosely ... John Cage’s piece 4 minutes and 33 seconds ... it’s a piece written in three movements ...each of which consists of nothing but ... well ... nothing ...

Nearly the Goat

Event Date:
16 Dec 2011 - 19:00 (ended)

Crash map

Just seen this on BBC News - it's a map of Every death on every road in Great Britain 1999-2010.

It's strange how dots on a map are somehow more personal that the raw statistics, 36271 actually starts to mean something.

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