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-- random mutterings and musings of mine – a work in progress about me a journey contact me photo albums downloads mth research site map everybody gets a part dec 24 2013 the ‘tradition’ in one of my church’s has been to have a christingle service on christmas eve. i’ve nothing against them, but i wanted to do something different this year. relying on last year’s example of a good number of visitors, i decided that i was going to have a nativity play – where (almost) everyone got a part. so, we had loads of props and dressing-up stuff, and even those who didn’t get that into things were expected to join in the heavenly choir of angels shouting ‘hallelujah’ at appropriate points, or providing animal noises for the stable. it was first come, first served for the main parts, but there was the possibility to be part of the group of shepherds, or join the angelic ranks. in the end, most folk participated to some degree. it was all a bit chaotic as i tried to narrate and provide some scene-setting direction to those about to have speaking parts. it was all a bit of a laugh, with the christmas story being told through song, readings, and the nativity scenes. but the main point was that everyone had an opportunity to join in, and it was this point i made when i summed it up. christmas is an invitation to participation – through god’s ‘participation’ in our life through the incarnation. we could sit back and be passive spectators, ooh-ing and aah-ing at the cute presentations, but christmas is a call to become involved; to be part of the good news story. i hope everyone who came along ‘got’ that tonight, even in the messiness of it all (and there’s a message there too, i suspect). i hope that you too will be blessed this christmas, and that you get that bit more involved with god, as he calls us to participate in the ongoing story of his love come to us at christmas. december 24, 2013 no responses christianity , church , faith tagged with: christmas , church , nativity we remember nov 10 2013 in remembering the dead, we do not forget or forsake the living. in remembering war, we do not forget our search for peace. in praying for peace, we do not dishonour those who have given their body, their mind, their life. for we give thanks for the love which enables one to give selflessly for another, even unto death; while at the same time, we lament the necessity. and in the grief we bear for those who have lost a limb, a mind, a life, we hold fast to the hope we have in god, and in his son, jesus, who gave his life, so that we might understand something of god’s love for us. and so that we might seek the gift of his spirit so that we will have the strength to show love, and mercy, and forgiveness. all of this we do, as we remember those who have served, and who still serve. we will remember. november 10, 2013 1 response ministry , society tagged with: act of remembrance , remembrance sunday the sermon you don’t preach oct 27 2013 today was our family harvest thanksgiving services in both churches. it was also communion in one. i had chosen some familiar harvest hymns. we had a short video from our messy church – messy harvest morning from a couple of weeks back. i’d even dropped one of the hymns to make the service a little shorter – my earlier service congregation has an auction of the harvest produce offerings, the proceeds going to a particular charity; and since it was communion in the other church, i didn’t want the whole thing to run on too long, especially as it was a family service. and so i didn’t want to do a full sermon either, and sat down yesterday to write up a harvest reflection. i took a lead from the spill the beans harvest material and wrote a reflection based on psalm 8 . and i never delivered it. not that it was rubbish (at least i don’t think it is), but that after it had stewed in my brain for a few hours afterwards, i realised it was entirely inappropriate for a family service. no bad words (or even long words). nothing like that. just that the tone of it was a bit ‘serious’. and so, as i was heading to bed last night (and looking forward to the extra hour) i realised that i would not be delivering that reflection, but what i would be saying was something else entirely. actually, i did ‘borrow’ from it as i did an ‘off the cuff’ all-age talk instead. it wasn’t entirely spontaneous – i did have a ‘framework’ in my head, and a handful of veggie props to talk about harvest. don’t know if it was better or worse for that, but it was certainly more suited to the overall tone of the service, so in that regard it can be considered better. but what of the sermon i didn’t preach? maybe it’s something to file away for another time. or maybe it’s something i had to hear for myself. a little while ago i commented on facebook that it was sometimes frustrating that the sermon i should have preached was the one going through my head after the service. maybe this time i got the message early enough (and was listening). october 27, 2013 no responses church , faith tagged with: church , harvest , preaching in the beginning sep 20 2013 “in the beginning, when god created…” the opening verses/chapters of genesis are almost guaranteed to excite debate. whether it is science v. creationism, or poetry v. history, interpreting the opening part of genesis seems to cause splits between christians and atheists, and christians and other christians. creationism (and its associated ‘young earth’ and ‘seven literal days’ doctrines) has hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons (actually, maybe for all the right reasons) in recent weeks here in scotland. a christian group, working in primary school chaplaincy, were handing out creationist literature to the pupils, even the very youngest. chaplaincy is a privileged position in schools. chaplains are allowed in only at the invitation of the head teacher. it is clearly understood that proselytising is not acceptable, although that is not to say that we cannot share an understanding of our christian faith. handing out faith tracts which represent a fairly marginal position to children who do not have the critical faculties to assess it is, i would suggest, an abuse of that privilege. continue reading » september 20, 2013 3 responses bible , christianity , theology tagged with: bible , creation , genesis , theology write then! sep 20 2013 this is just a short post to re-establish my blogging habit. i had intended starting to blog again a while ago but struggled to work out what to write about, and what direction to take this blog. i’ve previously used it to reflect on ministry, but that’s perhaps a bit too close to home now that i have responsibility for two congregations and two parishes. there’s only so much you can say without it getting very personal, very quickly. however, i was cycling with a friend recently and i was saying that the one thing i really miss from my period of supervision is the opportunity to chew the fat on theological issues. i’m a (not so) closet academic. not that i’d ever want to teach/lecture, but in the sense that i enjoy exploring theology in a more academic, almost detached manner. coming back to parish work always keeps that well-grounded though, but it’s too easy to get caught up in just ‘doing’ and not take a step back to ask ‘why?’ every now and again. student placement and probation reports encouraged us to think theologically in our reflections on ministry. but i want to do more than just that. we don’t stop learning, and theology, albeit that it flows like treacle at times, also doesn’t stand still. i want to get my brain working again and discuss the ‘angels on pinheads’ stuff as well as the genuinely challenging theological issues. given that it’s not going to be done on a sunday morning in a sermon, or at a bible study group, i need to find other outlets. online discussions are useful, but, ultimately, get messy and unfulfilling. nevertheless, blogging is a useful outlet for brain-dumpi

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