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Evensong - THE CARPENTER

Evensong - THE CARPENTER

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

THE CARPENTER for three years he did nothing but work with wood; he’d served his apprenticeship, root and branch, could smooth the roughness from damaged goods and cut to the living heart...

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Evensong - THE QUINCES

Evensong - THE QUINCES

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

THE QUINCES That autumn we stayed in an old manse; A place full of ticking clocks that sounded Like disapproving Victorian gentlemen...

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Evensong - THE FISHING

Evensong - THE FISHING

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

THE FISHING The burn flowed down the hillside Like a tousled collie. We climbed and climbed. A spit of rain in the air; edges of sky...

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Evensong - LENIN

Evensong - LENIN

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

LENIN When he was eight on his father’s farm They drove back one night with the sledge Through huge darkness... 

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Evensong - TRANSCENDENCE

Evensong - TRANSCENDENCE

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

TRANSCENDENCE in those last days of war, in 1918, the soldier poet Wilfred Owen seemed to change...  

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Evensong - ROMJULA

Evensong - ROMJULA

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

ROMJULA Between Christmas and New Year The days are nameless; they lie lost and strange...

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Evensong - A POEM

Evensong - A POEM

by SPCK - Kenneth Steven

A POEM Sometimes it is no more extraordinary Than going for water from a well...

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Drama: Be dressed, ready …

Drama: Be dressed, ready …

by Marjorie Dobson

Drama: Be dressed, ready … (Six people hear those words, but only one of them seems to fully understand their meaning.) Narrator: “Be dressed, ready for service …” said Jesus. But sometimes those words can be misunderstood. Car repair man: I will, but I’ll need to know what job i…

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Poem: Think again

Poem: Think again

by Marjorie Dobson

Poem: Think again If the extent of our sacrificial content is to give up chocolate for Lent, what kind of a sacrifice is that? If the inclination of our celebration is for a self-centred commemoration for the current congregation, what good is that to God, or anyone else? Continu…

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Poem: Forgetting God

Poem: Forgetting God

by Marjorie Dobson

Poem: Forgetting God Those who have never known God can hardly be blamed for forgetting a presence they have not experienced. Continus... ©Marjorie Dobson

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Poem: Faith

Poem: Faith

by Marjorie Dobson

Poem: Faith There is no certainty in faith. How can there be? Faith is not knowing, but hoping... Continues... ©Marjorie Dobson

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Sorrow

Sorrow

by Glen Scott Robson

Toy mime artiste

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GOSPEL WORDS - Find

GOSPEL WORDS - Find

by Alan M Barker

Children's labyrinth

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Whether bidden or unbidden

Whether bidden or unbidden

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

God's presence is not always immediately evident, yet God is present in each situation. And the love of God never gives up, never abandons us.

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Fruity going ons

Fruity going ons

by Glen Scott Robson

Black and White of raspberries

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Good enough to eat

Good enough to eat

by Glen Scott Robson

Raspberries close up

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Cosmos

Cosmos

by Glen Scott Robson

Close up of garden plant

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With My WholeHeart - Psalm 119:69-70

With My WholeHeart - Psalm 119:69-70

by SPCK - James Jones

Psalm 119:69-70 Fat hearts are bad for you, physically and spiritually. This psalm is a spiritual health warning for those whose heart ‘is as fat as brawn’. Pride is the symptom of a gross heart. The problem is that the proud do not always see their pride, it escapes their notice…

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