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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...2 weeks 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
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Two more bloggers
This particular band of bloggers continues to grow, so do welcome two more. Chris Smyth of New Community Church is blogging at Clothed with Sackcloth and our second blogger is a very familiar name, as it turns out Phatfish have a blog. Broaden your horizons and have a read...
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Heya, Just got told about this site, really great resource. My blog is www.mikeaddis.blogspot.com and my email is mikeaddis@tiscali.co.uk .
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February 9, 2009 at 9:28 AM
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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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Heya, Just got told about this site, really great resource. My blog is www.mikeaddis.blogspot.com and my email is mikeaddis@tiscali.co.uk .
Mike
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