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A little bit of an unusual gig last night.. Beth Rowley headlining in Oran Mor, supported earlier in the evening by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams. Both were exceptional.. two amazing voices!
some little scribbles from my notepad:
different questions | having the same “grammar” but different content/meaning, it’s at that point that the christian and [...]

After two communal lent blogs and an advent blog with friends, I’m thinking about mixing things up a little this advent with a project that’s a little bit different from those before. Still thinking along the communal, creative and reflective… but this year hopefully with a twist.
I had been playing around in Illustrator to put [...]

So — “Christianity” founded on fear of “Fundamentalism,” what is that? Christianity powered by fear of “Liberalism,” what is that?

Richard Hall’s insightful post is developed further by Bishop Alan… both are well worth reading..

nonkitchy sermon on the mount graphics… (ht)

craig2012 tweets “Church organs are technology”..

And I guess hymnbooks are a form of social media..

This year the Church of Scotland National Youth Assembly sets the bar high in their integration of social media into the life of their conference.. very encouraging for future CofS ministers’ husbands!

Where on earth did we get the notion that “efficiency” is a Christian virtue?
[From connexions » Blog Archive » Efficiency]

I picked up this litle quote from bono the other day - its from this fairly recent book and had a photo i’d taken edinburgh that I thought fitted quite appropriately.

I’ve also put in into an image which you can use as a desktop background (best for 1024×768 resolutions)
[originally posted 21/05/05]

If you would like to try listening to some german.. (or at least a swiss person speaking high-german which I think a a little softer on the ears.. kinda the “norn irsh” equivalent i suppose) then a good way to spend the time would be listening to Martin Bühlmann talking about “Perspektivenwechsel”. In german the [...]

They were labelled as “most anti-christmas thing since mince pies” by the catholic league.. but I’m still tempted to read them, and I’ve a sneaking little suspicion that some dark materials may be lurking at the bottom of my stocking this year (something to do with probing questions from ju in waterstones)
As well as the [...]