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LINES AND SQUARES
. TENDER MOMENTS today, and Swift and true, High soaring flight, we and you and an old Friend, and Winnie the Pooh. Parent and child Adventuring on lines and squares. Wordsmith wedded. Patient, warm and wry, sunlight And sky. Lebanese … Continue reading
SOMEONE TO DO NOTHING WITH
… the trouble is, Simon, I’ve dozens of people to do something with, but no-one to do nothing with … Continue reading
Posted in bereavement, friendship
Tagged bereavement, broken-hearted, costly, encouragement, friendship, gifts of friendship, humbled, nothing, sharing, shouting, silence, something, space, time, visitors
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DR CONSTANCE MARY (MOLLY) RAMPLING
Romans 8.28-39 & John 20.1-18 MOLLY RAMPLING WAS A LIVING LEGEND. A tiny dynamo, a powerhouse who spoke to countless people of God, Molly preached the gospel of the love of God for all creation just as St Francis of … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, Church of England, God, bereavement, discipleship, faith, friendship, funeral address, funeral thanksgiving, people and society, poetry, relationships, religion, spirituality, vocation
Tagged Agatha Christie, BBC Radio Manchester, bereavement, brownies, butterfly, Cursillo, Dorothy L Sayers, English, Everton, funeral thanksgiving, Gordon Burns, guides, Hale Cheshire, Helen House Hospice, Jane Austen, Jesus, lamb's kidneys, Liverpool University, Maghull, Michael Langrish, organ blower, Oxfam, poetry, rainbow, Retreat House Chester, Royal Army Medical Corps, Ruth Bidgood, Samaritans, St Andrew, St Francis of Assisi, Taizé, The Bishop of Blackburn, The Bishop of Exeter, The Bishop of Warrington, The Rev Eric Jones, The Screwtape Letters, toast, Toc H, Tubby Clayton, vicar, Victor Meldrew
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