Tagged: baptism
What I said this Sunday – Easter 7
My sermon for this week.
Going on a journey abroad is a complicated and stressful business. It doesn’t matter how much you want to get to where you are going, sometimes sorting out the journey can seem more trouble than it’s worth. You might be going somewhere near enough to travel by train or ferry, but travel further afield and you need flights. Tickets need to be booked – and that is a task in itself. Nothing so simple as a flat rate for air tickets – prices go up and down from month to month and picking the right time to buy them when they are at their cheapest is an art. And then you have to make sure you’ve booked and paid for the essentials that some airlines now think are extras – like luggage. Continue reading
What the priest I live with preached on Sunday
Still haven’t managed to set up this blog so that the priest I live with can post directly, so here is what she preached yesterday. Continue reading
What I said on Sunday
Baptism of Christ by Piero della Francesca (1416-1492)
Back from my Christmas break yesterday for the Feast of the Baptism of Christ. On this day we all go down to the font to recall our baptismal promises dedicate ourselves to the service of Christ. Here’s what I said. Continue reading
View from the Valley 