Blogging has to take second place to endless work at the moment. But the work is brilliant. Meetings with different groups of people, committees, services, rural briefings, etc. are all great. I am loving it.…
Blogging has to take second place to endless work at the moment. But the work is brilliant. Meetings with different groups of people, committees, services, rural briefings, etc. are all great. I am loving it.…
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I have been out all day visiting clergy and parishes in Airedale. Time was tight and I wasn’t able to get stuck in to the Rowan Williams…
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I know they sound like a firm of solicitors, but it’s not law that they have in common.
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The problem with being away is that you get out of touch with some of the news that is important at home… and completely ignorable beyond Calais.
Wayne Rooney has had a hair transplant apparently. Why? When I caught a glimpse of his new look (complete with bloody weals), I thought he was…
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One of the gifts of an event like the Kirchentag is the opportunity to think along with others about things that can get crowded out by the sheer volume or busyness of normal work.
I bumped into a friend today who has spent his life in the business of reconciliation. Not notional…
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It is well-nigh impossible to give a flavour of such a remarkable event as the Kirchentag. The scale and variety are such that you have to be here in the heat to witness the number of people and the huge range of public events all around the…
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One of my friends told me he and his wife flew from Heathrow to Dresden on a small plane called a ‘Bombardier’. Not very tactful, I would have thought, given the destination.
The other thing I learned from the telly is that a group of atheists (not further defined) preceded the Kirchentag…
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Over 120,000 people have descended today on the eastern German city of Dresden. It has to be seen to be believed. The idea of drawing similar numbers of people to a four-day rolling conference run by Christians in the UK is inconceivable. It would simply be ridiculed.
Yet this…
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When I get back to Bradford I will be doing two things: working out how to use WordPress on an iPad (nightmare so far – hence rubbish posts and no pictures) and getting very familiar with Bradford City. The club might be in…
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