Writing
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The embers of a late Autumn. Morning mists, fruitfulness, golden light, wind in my hair... more» -
We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us.[i] Winston Churchill...what we build will, over the years, shape how we understand more» -
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this miro vault
an offering of spring grass
pig-hallowed & rabbit-holy
divine, yet no place special... more» -
three nights in the Hurunui
those were holy days for sure... more» -
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An Epiphany sun shone for an hour or so today. And my eye was drawn to wandering dolphins and orcas in the Firth and a weather-beaten fisherman hauling lobster creels onto his rusty fishing boat. There aren't many lobsters about at the moment. The gourmands, dining in London restaurants, will have to do with monkfish. more» -
The Highland midge is on manoeuvres. A rare Indian summer in Scotland has brought the tiny biters to life again. Like a biblical plague, swarms of them have been landing on unsuspecting and unprotected skin and leaving a memory. more» -
Which comes first? Baptism or Communion? Baptism is not a requirement for communion and so I have heard the new PC(USA) Directory for Worship hopes to affirm the free and abundant grace more» -
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As the storm receded and left a beach full of broken shells, I started to learn to live between the tides, carried by the ocean's breath.
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It's been a long time
since this knee could bend... more» -
you draw pink and orange spring flowers
kneeling on the concrete slab
I experiment with charcoal
sit on the cold glass table more» -
Religious poetry can and should sometimes be the prophetic stone in liturgy's comfortable slippers... more» -
The sun is setting on Assynt, in the North West corner of Scotland. Orange light warms a cold April... more»
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My understanding of Jesus' life in contrast is 'be open to the wounds of humanity', and even more than that 'be open to being wounded by humanity's agony for in that you will become more fully human'. more»
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