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Moments of tenderness are hard to find in Adam McKay’s Netflix feature film “Don’t Look Up”. The few scenes of gentleness that do nudge their way into the movie all centre around one minor and mostly overlooked character. Appropriately, for a movie released just before Christmas, his name is Yule.
Read the rest of this entry »I suppose my last, after thirty plus years of writing a story to read to the children in church on Christmas Day:
Read the rest of this entry »As part of our virtual Christmas Pageant this year, I have written a short Christmas reflection from Mary.
Read the rest of this entry »In preparation for the fourth Sunday of Advent:
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Love is not a goal to attain.
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Read the rest of this entry »… the more they stay the same.
Thirteen years ago today I reflected on the uncertainties of life and wrote:
Read the rest of this entry »I recently sent an email to our Parish Council, expressing gratitude for those who are supporting the ministry of livestreaming our Sunday worship. My email triggered an exchange which, with my correspondent’s permission is copied below:
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