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Support Your Church Musicians: Part Two
Musicians can be a fascinating bridge to the culture of our times, if we listen to them. They are...
Musicians can be a fascinating bridge to the culture of our times, if we listen to them. They are...
OK, here is something that has really been bothering me about my current church. But, before I rant I...
I’ve got the, Internetconnectionblues, yeah. Last year we have no less than 94 days with internet connection. That is...
It has been fascinating to watch the recent preisdential campaign in Chile, which today has culminated in the election...
Personally I am not a fan of having multiple blogs. I understand the logic behind it, especially for those...
Whilst visiting our friends in Yorkshire, I was fascinated to see on their wall two drawings by Hugh Macleod,...
Literally! Sunday night was the coldest night in Delhi for 70 years. We had what folks in the UK...
Or I could have said from Stamford Bridge to South Delhi. We are safely back in India; tired, slightly...
Today is Epiphany, which celebrates the visit of the Three Wise Men to the manger where Jesus was born...
This morning C and I were in a Cafe, she was enjoying a Croissant and colouring-in, I was nursing...
Since switching over to WordPress 1.5, I have been drowned in SPAM directed at this blog. After a few...
Currently enroute back to London via train after our northern sojourn. Regular blogging service will resume tonight.
Currently enjoying a very scenic journey through snow-covered landscapes (as well as enjoying GNER’s free onboard Wi-Fi service).
Quite a few of blogs I read are reflecting upon what to do with one’s blog at this time...
Well, not for a while yet. However, today was a chance to relive memories and watch Chelsea beat Fulham...
Merry Christmas to all of you who read this blog, however frequently or infrequently. Thank you and may God...