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A book like
The Holy Spirit: Classic and Contemporary Readings
is well worth investing in. (Make sure you order the paperback edition, because the hardcover price is simply ridiculous). The book gathers readings from across the centuries - 20th century, Syriac, Early Greek, Latin, Orthodox, Mystical, and across a rich range of genre - theology texts, sermons, songs, liturgy, even art works. Each reading is helpfully introduced by editor, Eugene Rogers.
Holiday, 1 -18 Jan
ONE WAY, Adel, 19 Jan, dep: 3.20pm, arr: 20:05
Missional Church Leadership, Sem 1+2
Sociology for ministry, Sem 1
Church, Ministry,Leadership, Seme 1
spirit of wonder: imagining a church creatively immersed in culture, 8-12 Mar
Mission, discipling,leadership in cultures of change, Sydney, Apr 19-24
Out of the Valley, May 1
Grow and Go, 14-16 May
Norman and Mary Miller Lecture, Qnslnd Synod, 23 May
Transformers, NSW Synod, 24-25 May
MCD Centenary Conf, Melbourne, 4-7 July
Sarah Coakley, Sydney, 11-12 July
3D Pastors day, 5 Aug
Hospitality as mission, Hobart, 20-22 Aug
C-Change pastors inservice, 23-25 Aug
South Australian Heads of churches, 3 Sept
Evaluating fresh exp UK trip, 14-21 Sept
Biblical storytellers, 24-26 Sept, Adel
CityChurch 2010, 30 Sept
Coromandel Uniting Church Camp, 1-3 Oct
Ashes cricket, Adelaide Oval, 3-7 Dec
Home! Yes! Kiwi hols, 14 Dec-11 Jan
Phoenix Foundation :: Salmonella Dub :: Black Seeds :: Paddy Free :: U2 :: Fat Freddys Drop
Cafe metro looks good. And one of the things that makes me stop and wonder like a four-year old nearly EVERY DAY is that just as we are heading off to bed, you Kiwis are already hitting tomorrow morning’s coffee. In our 17th century prayers tonight (they also give me the 4-yr-old feeling sometimes) we said a prayer that basically implied the idea that when WE go to bed, the world does too. One of the neat things about technology such as this is that you’re so much more aware of the wide awakeness of the world. Enough. Goodnight! zzzz
Comment by maggi — January 21, 2004 @ 11:35 am
Thanks Maggi. Your post made me think of my favourite spiritual spot, at the Franciscan Friary in Auckland. They have a lush field filled with huge old trees, always sun soaked, that looked over the church I planted and used to pastor (Graceway – http://www.graceway.org.nz).
I used to go and sit there. Every moment I was there, the Creator kept Sustaining – the grass, the sun, the trees, the people in the church and community. I could re-create, while God kept working.
Perhaps the www is the technological equivalent – while we sleep it keeps linking. Yet another way in which the www is a contemporary spirituality.
Sleep well Maggi.
Work on in the world, O Spirit of God.
Comment by steve — January 21, 2004 @ 11:48 am
Gallery Worship
Blogathon – Entry 61 Last night for Livingroom we went to a gallery opening together. One of our members and her boyfriend were exhibiting a piece of art each in a combined show. It was really interesting to see the…
Comment by LivingRoom >> A space for Life — January 21, 2004 @ 8:13 pm