Fifty-five years ago tomorrow, Caroline and I promised to “love”, “comfort”, “honour” and “keep” one another. At no stage did
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Are Christians boring or bored?
According to research published earlier this year by Wijnnand van Tilburg of Essex University in the Personality and Social Psychology
Continue readingPaying tax is love in action
The paying of tax has few advocates. In the present Tory leadership election, with the exception of Rishi Sunak, all
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Normally I confine book reviews on this blog to my bi-monthly positing entitled ‘Books for Today’. However, I want to
Continue readingLoving Jesus with passion
As my grandchildren will be aware, I am by nature a passionate person. I tend to live life with great
Continue readingGrowing older: our story of new adventures and new horizons
My latest book, Growing Older. Our Story of New Adventures and New Horizons, has just been published. The title has
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My two ‘books of the month’ deal with the Queen and her Christian faith. The first is a booklet and
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Since writing last week’s blog – Develop an invitational decline or die – my attention was drawn to an online
Continue readingDevelop an invitational culture or die
I have just read the latest issue of Future First where Martin Camroux compares the membership of the six largest
Continue readingA really creative response to people’s experience of the pandemic
I confess that I have only caught up with a project, launched at the beginning of April. This involved a
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