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Errol Lloyd Narain commented on Chris McLeod's blog post Preparing for Advent in the connecT community - Adelaide, South Australia"Brian McClaren, Finding Our Way Again may be helpful.
The waiting is not an idle waiting (Brewin, Kester). Active waiting includes the things in my blog- dismantling, reflecting, allowing the Spirit, re-membering (creativiely putting together…"
Chris McLeod posted a blog postPreparing for Advent in the connecT community - Adelaide, South Australia
Hi all.Another Advent theme we will be exploring at connecT is the second coming of Jesus. This is a tough one, isn't it? It's part of the faith and so I accept it. But how long are we supposed to wait or have I missed something?'Look! He is coming with the clouds; every eye will see him, even those who pierced him; and on his account all the tribes of the earth will wail' (Rev 1:7)ChrisOriginal blog can be found at:…See More
Chris McLeod left a comment for Graham Buxton"Hi Graham. Good to have you a part of anglimergent. You might be interested in the Australian branch, too. I'll email you the link. I don't post much but I enjoy reading the interaction"
Chris McLeod left a comment for Sam Goodes"Hi Sam
I thought I saw a resemblance to Tim in your photo. I, know your Dad ,ofcourse, and Tim was Diocesan youth officer when I was first ordained and I was one of the diocesan youth chaplians. Say hi to all for me.
The services are informal and…"
Sam Goodes left a comment for Chris McLeod"Yes, Chris - Bill is my Dad. He actually left just this morning after having stayed with us for the past few days!
I have been at St Andrew's since I was Deaconed Februrary 2008. The current Vicar has only been here 6 years, so it would have…"
Chris McLeod left a comment for Sam Goodes"Hi Sam
Yes, I am at St. Judes. I have been here 5 years in September. I was in Port Lincoln before that and Mile End/Nunga ministry before that and Burnside ( as an assistant) before that.
Hey Sam, are you related to Canon Bill Goodes? Bill went…"
Sam Goodes left a comment for Chris McLeod"Hi Chris - are you at St Jude's? How long have you been there?
I enjoyed listening to Ian Mobsby when he was in Melboyrne recently, so am looking forward to sharing and hearing from others who may have similar views, but also being challenged…"
Chris McLeod left a comment for Sam Goodes"Hi Sam
Welcome to anglimergent ANZ. I'm also at Brighton, but SA. I look forward to corresponding."
Chris McLeod left a comment for Benjamin Gilmour"Hi Ben
You must have one of the most enviable parishes in Australia! Look forward to meeting through anglimergent ANZ and sharing some ideas.
Chris"
Chris McLeod left a comment for John W Stewart"John, looking at my last message, with all the typos, I'm glad you made sense of it! Yes, I think this is my type of church too. I have been heading down this line for some time and rather glad I'm not alone. Look forward to catching up on…"
John W Stewart left a comment for Chris McLeod"Yes, Chris, I am the very person from ABM days. I've recently heard about this network and it looks like "my kind of church". I'm pleased to be connected.
John"
Chris McLeod left a comment for John W Stewart"Welcome John. Did you used to be on the ABM board with me in the 90's? I was atsiac rep. back then. Any way good to have you part of thr group. Look forward to commuinicationg with you.
Chris"
Chris McLeod left a comment for Jeremy Greaves"Hi Jeremy
Good to see you on anglimergent.
Chris McLeod"
Chris McLeod left a comment for Andy Doyle"Hi Andy
Congratulations on your appointment. I'm an Anglican Priest from far off Adelaide, South Australia. I am new to anglimergent and saw your photo and thought I'd check it out. I'm not really sure what a coadjutor Bishop does.…"
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Preparing for Advent in the connecT community - Adelaide, South Australia
Hi all.
Another Advent theme we will be exploring at connecT is the second coming of Jesus. This is a tough one, isn't it? It's part of the faith and so I accept it. But how long are we supposed to wait or have I missed something?
'Look! He is coming with the clouds; every eye will see him, even those who pierced him; and on his account all the tribes of the earth will wail' (Rev 1:7)
Chris
Original blog can be found at:…
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Another Advent theme we will be exploring at connecT is the second coming of Jesus. This is a tough one, isn't it? It's part of the faith and so I accept it. But how long are we supposed to wait or have I missed something?
'Look! He is coming with the clouds; every eye will see him, even those who pierced him; and on his account all the tribes of the earth will wail' (Rev 1:7)
Chris
Original blog can be found at:…
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- At 4:29pm on March 31, 2009, Sam Goodes said…
- Yes, Chris - Bill is my Dad. He actually left just this morning after having stayed with us for the past few days!
I have been at St Andrew's since I was Deaconed Februrary 2008. The current Vicar has only been here 6 years, so it would have been a different one when you were here in '97.
Your emergent congregation sounds interesting. Has it a Eucharistic structure? Are you leading it?
Hope Easter planning is well advanced!!
- At 3:41pm on March 31, 2009, Sam Goodes said…
- Hi Chris - are you at St Jude's? How long have you been there?
I enjoyed listening to Ian Mobsby when he was in Melboyrne recently, so am looking forward to sharing and hearing from others who may have similar views, but also being challenged by those who have other ideas also!
- At 1:35pm on March 24, 2009, John W Stewart said…
- Yes, Chris, I am the very person from ABM days. I've recently heard about this network and it looks like "my kind of church". I'm pleased to be connected.
John
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