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Good Friday Roman point of view

Good Friday Roman point of view

by David Perry

Imagined view from the Roman Palace in Jerusalem looking across to the crucifixions at Golgotha; image to accompany text "Imagining the Lectionary: Good Friday point of view"

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It is finished - Good Friday image

It is finished - Good Friday image

by Phoce

Design for Good Friday using Jesus' last words from the cross. It is finished.

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The Good Shepherd

The Good Shepherd

by Tim Coleman

The image depicts a Shepherd (Christ) and his sheep passing through a gateway and into green pastures

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Good Friday Crucifixions: Holy Week in Abstract

Good Friday Crucifixions: Holy Week in Abstract

by David Perry

  Good Friday Crucifixions: Holy week in Abstract   Reflection accompanying image “Henry Moore upright motives monochrome” The first time that I saw this group of Henry Moore's 'Upright Motives' the picture of the three Good Friday crucifixions came instantly to mind. The very fa…

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What really happened on Good Friday?

What really happened on Good Friday?

by Margaret Mason

Dramatised reading for several voices, written for an open-air stop on a Good friday walk of witness

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Imagine..a meditation for Good Friday

Imagine..a meditation for Good Friday

by Margaret Mason

A short dialogue for Good Friday, written for one stage of a Walk of witness

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henry moore upright motives monochrome

henry moore upright motives monochrome

by David Perry

Image to go with text :Good Friday Crucifixions: Holy Week in Abstract" A group of three of Henry Moore's 'Upright Motives' photographed in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park

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While our horizons hem us in

While our horizons hem us in

by Gareth Hill Publishing/Song Solutions CopyCare

Hymn – While our horizons hem us in While our horizons hem us in your vision shows a farther shore: where holiness is not a dream and Good News runs from door to door. As risk aversion holds us back your footsteps trace an urgent path: to where your reckless grace rebuilds... (c)…

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Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

by Mark Boulton

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

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Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

by Mark Boulton

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

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Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

by Mark Boulton

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

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Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

by Mark Boulton

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

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Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

by Mark Boulton

Prestbury Easter Passion Play 2005 St Mary Nicholas Churches Che

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Lift High the Cross

Lift High the Cross

by Colin Smith

Hayfield Christians Together erecting a cross on Lantern Pike as they do each Palm Sunday.

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Poem: Taste and see

Poem: Taste and see

by Marjorie Dobson

Poem: Taste and see. Whatever your taste – whether it’s for a bacon sandwich, or a cream scone, or fish and chips, or rare roast beef, or a fine wine, or a strong dark coffee, or an extra-strong peppermint – the thought of the taste and the imagination of the sensation of eating,…

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Drama: Good shepherds

Drama: Good shepherds

by Marjorie Dobson

Drama: Good shepherds A I am a shepherd. B And I am a shepherd. A I own 400 sheep. B And the farmer I work for owns 500 sheep! A I keep my sheep up in the hills over there. B And I look after the farmer’s sheep on the hills on the other side. A The weather can get really bad up t…

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Poem-The King’s cross

Poem-The King’s cross

by Marjorie Dobson

Poem: The King’s cross ‘The King of the Jews’, Pilate called him. But his crown was of thorns that pierced to his skull and his cloak was the blood from his head and his flesh-torn back and his robe was a loin cloth... Continues ©Marjorie Dobson  

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Open with God Book - Guidance

Open with God Book - Guidance

by Christine Odell

GUIDANCE Prayers for Various Occasions Reading Psalm 24.4-10 God of the present moment we come to you in prayer confident that you will hear and help us...

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