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Christmas in a different key | Nadolig mewn allwedd wahanol
Periodically, I discover a musician that I like. I have discovered a pianist called Chilly Gonzales (not his real name apparently), and now his new album, A very Chilly Christmas. In the album he reinterprets some well-known Christmas songs. I … Continue reading
Ceidwad y Breuddwydion (my first attempt to write a story in Welsh)
I took part in a creative writng course during the early part of the lockdown. It was led by Mared Lewis. It was in Welsh, so this is my first Welsh story You can find out more here: https://www.llenyddiaethcymru.org/ein-prosiectau/lwcommissions/mared-lewis/dysgwyr-covid/ Ar … Continue reading
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Three Phone Calls: The day my Dad died
On the day, my dad died, there were three phone calls amongst many others The first was at 10:30. I made it from the office of Latymer Christian Fellowship to home. Dad was terminally ill. I knew that. I spoke … Continue reading
Homily. Homili Trinity/Y Drindod 6
Trinity/Y Drindod 6 Rhannodd yr Apostol Paul bobl rhwng y rhai a gweldodd bod “yng Nghrist” a’r rhai nad oeddent. Roedd y rhai oedd “yng Nghrist” yn feibion (a merched) mabwysiedig i Dduw. Roedd hyn yn bosibl, i Paul, oherwydd … Continue reading
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Mair (Mary Magdalen)
Roedd Mair Magdalen yn un o’r cyntaf i ddilyn Iesu. Roedd hi’n un o’r disgyblion oedd agosaf ato. Roedd gan Iesu fwy o ddisgyblion na’r Deuddeg yn unig. Casglodd Iesu ddynion a menywod, hen ac ifanc o’i gwmpas. Heb os, … Continue reading
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Church Confident or Closing? The Coronavirus Lessons for the Church in Wales
There is so much that is good about this book, offered to us at time when public worship in buildings has ceased, but a plethora of worship that is visible is taking place in Wales, as well as around the … Continue reading
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Homily. Homili. Third Sunday after Trinity
Homily. Trinity 3 Romans is one of the finest theological letters ever written. Before you switch off, for Paul you cannot do good theology without incredible pastoral work. Indeed, the opposite applies, we cannot offer effective Christian pastoral work without … Continue reading
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Homily. Fourth Sunday after Trinity
The Fourth Sunday after Trinity The invitation of Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel to come to him and rest are extraordinarily attractive, especially with the offer of rest. There has been something about the lockdown that has been quite tiring at … Continue reading
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Stori
Yn ystod y cloi i lawr, rwyf wedi dilyn Cwrs Ysgrifennu Creadigol Cymreig. Mae’n debyg bod yna lawer o gamgymeriadau. Ond mae wedi bod yn hwyl. Mae hyn yn rhan un o dri-During the lockdown, I have followed a Welsh … Continue reading
Still healing after all this time: a response to the Church Times about the Church in Wales
In one sense, I cannot argue with the experiences of the former Assistant Bishop of Llandaff’s views of the Church in Wales. They are found here: https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2020/15-may/features/features/church-in-wales-still-bleeding-after-all-this-time?fbclid=IwAR0DerE2PUEn4iMPIdi1tSU7q0aL1gyO1nSBiM9E1DDrWi8fUyEZ7hzVe0k. They are his. However I am sure that Bishop David Wilbourne’s Wales is … Continue reading
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