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Away for three weeks
Posted by Derrick
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19:45
Title says it all really. The family and I are away for three weeks from tomorrow. I probably won't be blogging much (nothing new there eh!) but there are some things that I wanted to think about for a bit before we descend into the family.
First off, family. Mine are not Christian, the wife's are. Church at my mum's house if not only boring but it is taking precious time away from family time. What's the Christian thing to do? I am hoping to get to church at least once. I hope to get to this church ...
St Mary's Ruabon.
It is where I used to go when I was first a Christian and away from Uni. They are a lovely church and I have learned the hard way not to think that God is not there just because it is a conservative Anglican church.
When we are at the other family there is much more chance that we will get to church. The wife's sister goes to what sounds like a very interesting church
Welspring.
We shall have to see.
Something else I saw again today was the consecration of the first Diocesan bishop who also happens to be a woman. Now, I have discussed this before but it would seem that my residual Anglicanism has finally gone. I saw the pictures today and read the words published about it but I felt so much that it was wrong. I definitely have to try and think some more about this.
First off, family. Mine are not Christian, the wife's are. Church at my mum's house if not only boring but it is taking precious time away from family time. What's the Christian thing to do? I am hoping to get to church at least once. I hope to get to this church ...
St Mary's Ruabon.
It is where I used to go when I was first a Christian and away from Uni. They are a lovely church and I have learned the hard way not to think that God is not there just because it is a conservative Anglican church.
When we are at the other family there is much more chance that we will get to church. The wife's sister goes to what sounds like a very interesting church
Welspring.
We shall have to see.
Something else I saw again today was the consecration of the first Diocesan bishop who also happens to be a woman. Now, I have discussed this before but it would seem that my residual Anglicanism has finally gone. I saw the pictures today and read the words published about it but I felt so much that it was wrong. I definitely have to try and think some more about this.
