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Praise Ye The Duchess
Today I raise a toast to those who created a Polari Evensong at Westcott College this week. I applaud their freedom, their courage, and their creativity. What a fantastic way to channel their anger. We don’t need to appease our oppressors. We take … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, church, courage, creativity, good news, justice, LGBT, Polari
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Yes Too Much. (The Trouble With) How We Live
I’m saying Yes too much. People around me in crisis-mode, as so often, too often. Me trying to teach others kindness to themselves by being kind, by listening, by offering support. I’m saying Yes too much. In-between hearing what everybody … Continue reading
Note To Self: Online Arguments, Rule No 1
Dear me, this is because I care about you, alright? Sometimes I need to be clear about what’s good for you and what isn’t, so hear me out: PLEASE do not ever, I repeat, NOT EVER, get into online arguments … Continue reading
Not a Chance
May I just say this – in the hope that it might help all of us who have been hurt by the Anglican Primates’ decisions this week: Nothing can separate us from the love of God. Neither death nor life, neither angels … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, anglican, Anglican Communion, belonging, beloved, bully, church, discrimination, diversity, equality, gay rights, God, good news, hurt, unconditional love, welcome
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Boxing Day – Emotional Sparring To Boot.
I went today to meet someone I’d met on my writing course for a cup of coffee, and boy do I wish I hadn’t. Coffee and a nice chat? No Sir. I was treated to a bells-and-whistles-offload of emotional luggage. … Continue reading
On Being Unconventional IV
It has been the story of my life that the more I knew my own truth, the more I tried to live my truth faithfully, and the more open and trusting my relationship with God became – the less I … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, authority, belonging, calling, Christ, church, clarity, conditional, conventional, disappointment, discernment, disciple, discipleship, equality, experience, faith, fullness of life, God, good news, joy, love, openness, prayer, purpose, resurrection, self-worth, serve, service, trust, truth, unconditional, unconventional, vocation
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Poppies and Wheatfields
What is a poppy in a wheat field to you? I went to a reflection day in my Community yesterday, which was build around the image of bread and its basic ingredients. Some lengthy talk, some silence, and some group … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, art, beauty, compassion, creativity, derision, family, fear, healing, hurt, purpose, understanding, useful, useless
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