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Triduum Sermons
Maundy Thursday Evening St Andrew’s Witham on the Hill Please click below to listen to my sermons from Maundy Thursday and Easter Day. Maundy Thursday Easter Day
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FREE TO GIVE
Palm Sunday at Witham on the Hill was the usual holy chaos – even without the donkey – who had gone back to the seaside to earn its corn! After the Peace Glynn Tutt said his goodbyes to the congregation … Continue reading
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A QUIET DAY FOR PASSIONTIDE
Today was the best kind of day. The house was alive with praying people ( 21 one of them) who had come to one of our Programme Days – we organise one every month. This one was led my myself … Continue reading
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TWO LECTURES
On Tuesday I attended two lectures . The first was at Grimsthorpe Castle, hosted by Lady Willoughby in her capacity as a Vice President of the English Clergy Association which was established to advise clergy, churchwardens and patrons on the … Continue reading
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THE VOICE OF GOD
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT John 11 1-45 THE RAISING OF LAZARUS Jesus did not enter Lazarus’ tomb. He stood outside and ‘‘cried out with a loud voice – Lazarus come forth’ and the dead man came out wrapped in … Continue reading
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SCHOOL MINISTRY
In term time I spend around three and a half hours a week in schools – two and half at the Church School at Edenham and one hour and sometimes an extra lunchtime a the Prep School at Witham. Edenham … Continue reading
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PIANO LESSONS
I first had piano lessons at the age of six and then almost continually until I was eighteen. My first teachers were men who played the pub piano and one called George was, I remember, quite a disciplinarian – but he … Continue reading
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IN PRAISE OF MOTHERS
Today I noticed how many Mothers were present at Mothering Sunday services on their own – without children or husbands ( or the fathers of their children). I thought about the saying of Jesus when only one of ten lepers … Continue reading
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CHARACTER FORMING
People often remark that we ( the villages) ‘ are losing our characters.’ By that I think they are commenting on the experience we have that we know fewer people in our communities, and that the people we do know … Continue reading
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