What a year it has been: unexpected uncertainties, patterns and rhythms of personal and family life overturned, plans disrupted, usual ministry impossible, and new ways of ministry to learn.
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Are you ‘Practising the Presence of God?’
General Synod to consider legal opinions on same-sex blessings
Next year’s General Synod will consider a ruling from an Anglican tribunal saying services of blessing for same-sex marriage are constitutional, under a narrow opinion of what constitutes doctrine of the Anglican Church.
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Hamilton, and the drive to leave a legacy
What is the legacy we as Christians should be seeking to leave? Most of us can look at the Hamilton-esque approach and see it doesn’t fit with the call on the Christian to deny themselves and take up their cross to follow Jesus. Any concern we have for leaving a legacy should only be that of leaving a legacy to the glory of our God.
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Moore’s longest student studies on
Mary McKinlay thinks she is the longest-running student at Moore Theological College. She may be right. Who else has been studying for more than 62 years and is still taking exams?
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The end of the universe “a sad, lonely, cold place”? – Verity Stead
“[Caplan’s hypothesis] is basically what would happen if God did not intervene, and everything continued the way that we see and observe now,” Dr Peter Orr says.
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