you know, i think i’m starting to believe some of this stuff

October 21, 2009 in 2159 AD

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Thousands to leave the Church of England
According to author Craig Borlase, recent headlines predicting an exodus from the Church of England are just the tip of the iceberg. In 2159AD– a new history of the Church written from the perspective of 150 years in the future – Borlase
predicts a split in the Anglican [...]

2159AD

October 19, 2009 in Uncategorized

I’ve enjoyed the radio interviews so far – yesterday’s with BBC Merseyside was one of the nicest. Thanks, Helen…
What’s weird is what people are interested in. The things that I thought were controversial at the time of writing just don’t seem to bother people that much. So, yesterday was the first time that the Church’s [...]

i met a truth

October 9, 2009 in 2159 AD, getting over myself

I just heard that there have been floods in the corner of Uganda I visited in January. Livestock, supplies, a school – these have all been destroyed by the waters. In one village, six people have died.
The images of terraced hillsides and burnt earth are still fresh in my mind from that trip, but I [...]

i met a band

October 7, 2009 in what's wrong with worship

[actually, i've not met them yet, but we're in a flow with these titles. The Rend Collective Experiment are sounding both strangely familiar and pretty new at the same time. more evidence of the shift away from celebrity-style worship leaders or a bunch of musos who have faith and decent playlists? you decide.]
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i met a man

October 5, 2009 in Uncategorized

I met a man – a nice guy too – at a wedding on Saturday. He told me I ought to blog more. So, I’ll give it a go.
The truth is this: I flicked a switch. A couple of months back our latest – and, I’m pretty sure, last – child decided that she [...]