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Saturday, 31 July 2010
Sunk down in the Mire
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So half the vegetable garden is now down to leeks, and I needed to start work on the other half - and those now rather devastated areas wher...
Friday, 30 July 2010
A late-nighter
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It is unlike me to be awake so late at night. I can hear the sound of the drunkards in the Crown and Cushion. They sound so happy in their s...
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Long and winding is the road
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A good day's evangelism outside Asda in Thurmaston. I say "good" as in once again I was treated like the prophets before me - ...
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The not-so-merry Monarch
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There is in English history a king so evil that his name should live with Stalin, Lenin, Mao, Pol Pot, Hitler and Mr Blobby in the first lea...
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Thursday, 29 July 2010
Healing Service
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I know I should say that we were blessed at the Healing Service last night. After all, wherever there is prayer for healing there is blessi...
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Wednesday, 28 July 2010
The Wages of Festering Sin
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Jimmy is such a rebellious young man. I saw him today and his eczema seems worse than ever. He tells me that young Arabella has left him, co...
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Flip-flops, Shorts and Rock & Roll
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I followed a comment on this blog back to the commenter - or is it commentator - intending to explain why my view on Creation is correct (i....
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A letter
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I've received a letter from Marjorie. "Dear Drayton I've been wondering where you got to since we - or I should say - I moved h...
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Monday, 26 July 2010
The Atheist who just wanted his Dad to like him
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Who'd have thought, behind the blank eyes of the Door-to-Door Atheist - there was just a little boy wanting some approval? I've ha...
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Sunday, 25 July 2010
Joshua
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I feel I have to ask this. Some might say it's sinful even to ask this question. Some might say I should not test the faithful. Some mig...
The Power of Prayer
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I'm afraid we had a terrible conclusion to our prayer-themed service this morning. I see it as, in large part, my own fault. It was I wh...
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