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Well I think it’s really about letting ourselves get a bit windswept, allowing our hair to become a mess, because the breath of God is moving. It’s not about things being perfect, but allowing the spirit to guide us. Maybe there are things that we need to let go of, hard edges that need to soften or previous mistakes we need to say sorry for making.
Read More take a deep breath and prepare to be Windswept!even under immense pressure we can reemerge through great trials and tribulations with our souls intact however unlikely that seems at first.
Read More End of the stream?Soul Food Recipe: Do something positive: I’ve recently joined a slimming club and have been doing ok, it’s helping me feel in control of things again. Some weeks I can’t stay to the class, but other weeks I make time. It’s led to me making time for my own needs in other ways, like […]
Read More A Soul food recipe for slimmersthe dawn still breaks, and the day still starts again, and as Chris Rice says, Gods praise goes on, however much we sometimes wish we could stop the clock
Read More Tucking in another dayA few people online are blogging and tweeting today about what it’s like to be a woman pastor in the UK today as it’s the 25th anniversary of when women were first ordained in the Church of England. So Tuesdays for me are usually pretty quiet, as I keep them clear to catch up on […]
Read More #JustAPriest25…. Day in the LifeWe can sometimes miss God’s love if we are too focused on being perfect, having everything ready, and being faultless, because lets face it, that’s impossible to achieve however hard we try!
Read More RehearsalMatthew 6 v33 But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.
Read More ThankyouPsalm 90;12 So teach us to number our days ,that we may gain a heart of wisdom .
Read More Teach us to Number our daysSo I’m currently investigating the wonderful world of clergy wear as my ordination approaches. I’m talking Albs, Stoles, Cassocks, Scarfs, shirts, bib-stocks and surplices. Crazy talk I know. The last time I spent more than £100 on an outfit for a big church ceremony was in 2007 when I was preparing for my wedding […]
Read More My best manIt’s been a week of women in our house. My daughter was born on International Women’s Day and so we’ve celebrated her birthday this week, and of course it’ was Mothering Sunday yesterday. It was also yesterday that I finally got to announce my next training post which starts in July, and is a big […]
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