Top Reads of 2025
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Emmanuel: God with us - Advent is a time of waiting in anticipation for the one who will make all things right. In this talk from Oxford Community Church’s carol service, I reflec...1 week ago
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Book review: Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan - This is an immense novel. 640 pages. Immense in scope. Immense in characters. Immense in culture and class vision. Andrew O'Hagan shines a spotlight on pos...3 weeks ago
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The Truth Will Set You Free - So last night along with over 11 million others, we tuned into the Celebrity Traitors final and it did not disappoint. TV Gold! As we all gathered around t...1 month ago
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How to fix Background Android Notifications for Cordova apps - I’ve been banging my head against the wall for background Android notifications for a longtime. They just were not re-opening the app, when tapped. I’m usi...3 months ago
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Reasons to see the glory - In the deepest recesses of our hearts, there lies a longing for something transcendent, something beyond our ordinary experiences. Consider for a moment th...5 months ago
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Eight Years of living with Chronic Illness - So today is the 8th anniversary of my diagnosis with blood cancer. I had been sick for several weeks and therefore the diagnosis was not out of the blue. B...7 months ago
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Beginnings… - Further to fixing the tension problem, I rejigged the heddles so that I get nice wide sheds when I treadle (IYKYK). The whole weaving is so much more plea...8 months ago
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Hope in the darkness - It is my pleasure to welcome Natasha Woodcraft to my blog, as part of her tour with new book The Wanderer’s Legacy. This is part of a series of biblical ...8 months ago
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Midsummer - [image: Midsummer] Today is Midsummer’s Eve and the beginning of the BIGGEST celebration in the Swedish calendar. Yes bigger than Christmas, yes bigger th...1 year ago
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Is Revenge a Dish Best Served Cold? - 'Revenge is a dish best served cold' is a saying attributed to a French novel of the 18th Century, but frequently quoted in the 21st. It probably came ou...1 year ago
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How Envato Elements Boosts Your Productivity and Workflow - Craving unlimited creative fuel for your video projects, design ventures, or marketing campaigns? Envato Elements might be your answer. Stepping into thi...1 year ago
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Music Maker - The recent AI conversations I’ve heard and images I’ve seen have been so impressive that I wondered if anyone had created AI music using the same technolog...3 years ago
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My Blog is Moving to a New Home - I wanted to let you know that my blog is moving to a new home. After many years on Google's blogger site it is moving to be integrated into our Kerith we...3 years ago
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Self-Care: 5 Benefits + 10 Easy to Use Ideas to Practice - Practicing self-care can help you feel more energised and confident. It can also lead to improved relationships. In contrast, by neglecting your self-car...4 years ago
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Our Christian Heritage - One evening in 1956, Terry’s sister came home and had a chat with him. “I’ve become a Christian”, she announced. Terry wasn’t interested. “Aren’t we all Ch...4 years ago
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cornish pasties and raspberry jam - After watching The Great British Bake Off recently, the episode where they were tasked with producing Cornish Pasties, I knew I had to make some that more ...5 years ago
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Appreciation - Appreciation is the grease that keeps relationships moving. Nothing is more powerful to convey the value of an individual. Genuine appreciation feeds the...5 years ago
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200 words on Godric - *Godric*, by Frederick Buechner, first published in 1981. If you’ve ever read even the briefest of hagiographies – a record of a Saint’s life that seems...5 years ago
Social Action blog
Welcome a new blogger to the ranks! Simon Allen of Kings Church, Catford has added social action blog. Simon says his blog, "is primarily designed to inform my teams and various friend/supporters of what is happening on the Jericho Road Project. It does maintain a balance of communicating to both ‘churched’ and ‘unchurched’. For example some of the referral agencies are local Drug and alcohol teams."
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Social Action blog
Welcome a new blogger to the ranks! Simon Allen of Kings Church, Catford has added social action blog. Simon says his blog, "is primarily designed to inform my teams and various friend/supporters of what is happening on the Jericho Road Project. It does maintain a balance of communicating to both ‘churched’ and ‘unchurched’. For example some of the referral agencies are local Drug and alcohol teams."
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Newfrontiers Bloggers is proud to welcome a new nation to the Newfrontiers worldwide community of bloggers - King's Church youth group f...
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The more I've blogged the more I've read other blogs and here I'm listing all the blogs I can find from the family of churches I...
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Adrian by virtue of his initials, is first up for a blog review. Sean Green made a comment when I first floated the idea, that we all blog ...
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