Thursday, 30 July 2009
ATF Pilgrimage to Bradwell
So it's nearly time for what has become After The Fire's annual visit to the tiny chapel of St Peter on the Wall, Bradwell, Essex, where we ring the changes from our usual power pop-rock output to a seriously unplugged, meditative service of worship which we gently steer. The ambience and natural acoustic of the chapel is extraordinary yet still allows our energetic approach to enable folk to express themselves in song and prayer regardless of their church preferences or faith journey. This year we are as adventurous with the repetoire of songs as usual, so if you are intrigued and have a broad taste in music raging from R.E.M. to traditional hymns (and live not too far away!) join us at 6:30pm this Sunday 2nd August!
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80f,
After The Fire,
Ancient and Modern,
ATF,
Christianity,
Church,
Faith,
Liturgy,
music,
Religion
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Tuesday, 28 July 2009
To be Greener
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Computers,
Environment,
green,
Ink,
Printing,
Toner
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Sunday, 26 July 2009
A Prayer cross this evening...
Labels:
Church,
Liturgy,
Prayers,
Theology,
West Mersea
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Thursday, 23 July 2009
Knowledge of good and evil?
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BBC,
Christianity,
Church,
Faith,
Religion,
Theology,
Tradition
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Tuesday, 21 July 2009
Fellowship of Confessing Christians
A truly excellent post from Alice Smith, youth adviser for part of Chelmsford Diocese. I have responded with a fairly lengthy (for me) comment:
An Anglican at odds with herself...
I concur with her e-pistle!
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Christianity,
Church,
Faith,
Religion,
Scripture,
Theology,
Tradition
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Saturday, 18 July 2009
All good gifts around us...
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Enjoyed plucking some goodies from my Patio Veggie Patch this afternoon - it's the taking part that counts ;-)
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green,
grow your own,
Vegetables
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