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Saint Kyneburgha

I had an unforgettable week-end at a unique place. Castor, near Peterbotough was one of the largest Roman sites in Britain, Inside its praetorium a fouth century Christian church was built. Last century the 'Water Newton Treasure' was found nearby. It includes the earliest Christian Communion plate in the world, archeologists...

Posted at 06:32am on 28th October 2012

Hubs And Racing Cars

 

Brent, Belinda and four year old Thomas Lyons-Lee of Geelong, Australia are staying at White House. Brent found faith through heavy metal music. Recently he was appointed to the post of Mission Catalyst by the Baptist Union in his state. He has a six week study tour in the UK, to...
Posted at 03:01am on 19th October 2012

Ynys Mon Or Anglesey - A Place Of Resurrection

I travelled from a small Holy Island and Penny from a flooded Devon village to Wales' largest holy island of Ynys Mon (Anglesey).  In the historic little shore-side church of Llanddona, named after the sixth century saint Donna who prayed there in his cell,  we commissioned James and Richard as...

Posted at 19:38pm on 13th October 2012

Children Of Wisdom

They came from Australia, USA, Switzerland and UK to discover the secrets of wisdom at our Lindisfarne Retreat House.

We had talks on: The Wisdom of Listening * The Wisdom of Nature * The Wisdom of Reflection * The Wisdom of the Bard * The Wisdom of the Celtic Wise Woman...

Posted at 14:15pm on 5th October 2012

Martial Arts And Godly Play

A group of friends from Denmark brought us alive. Oyvind is a martial arts expert who has harnessed these arts to Christian prayer. He  graced the heugh (the hill) with his body prayer exercises, then  descended to swim in the cold North Sea around St. Cuthbert's Isle. There seals came...

Posted at 02:24am on 30th September 2012

Elisabeth, A Living Way And Rhythm In A World City

'Elisabeth, our companion in faith and sister in Christ, we entrust you to God who created you....May you see your Redeemer face to face and delight in the vision of God for ever'. Years ago Elisabeth wrote these words and asked that I say them as her body was lowered...
Posted at 01:50am on 22nd September 2012

Fevered Apostolic Tour

During this mini 'apostolic tour' I swam in the sea and  suffered creeping damp followed by fevered coughing - but continued  until doing this blog now back at home:

Friday - Cambridge meeting at Sally Steen's house on A for Aidan and Action for Justice Day.

Sat/Sun - Sprowston church week-end with Simon...

Posted at 06:57am on 15th September 2012

St Fursey Dog Stories

Julia (a CA&H Friend) acquired a caravan on a holiday site. She took her dog, named after Saint Fursey. Alas, she left Fursey in the caravan while she slipped out to the Sunday morning service at the nearby church.  With its glorious acoustics, her voice blended in a heavenly manner with the six others present....

Posted at 04:19am on 4th September 2012

Fifty Shades Of Prayer For Churches

 The Blake family of six share my one bed-roomed cottage this week. They help lead youth and prayer ministries at my former church of Bowthorpe.

Pete Ward (of 24/7 prayer) and Andrea are here on retreat. Over a pint the guys discussed this question: ‘How do you sustain a really praying...
Posted at 03:26am on 24th August 2012

Escomb Launches 'celtic Church'

The parish church at Escomb, by the river Wear, County Durham UK, was established after Saint Aidan’s death in 651 and before the Lindisfarne Gospels  - a multi-cultural witness for which maJor celebrations are being planned - were produced in  713. Escomb  is one of only three Anglo-Saxon church buildings from...

Posted at 13:50pm on 18th August 2012
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