Like the Proverbial 28.08.2020
Like the proverbial She sits Hateful as one With a silly sardonic smile She makes saints cuss She has stained the glass...
Read out allThe Christmas Album
These songs have travelled with me through many seasons of faith, family, and quiet worship. Some are centuries old, some more recent, and one is my own. This album is...
The Tide Will Turn
The tide will turn. All my life it has been going out, taking everything precious with it, even the things that dragged...
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Read out allSurviving Africa
All along I thought I was supposed to come here. Meeting Laban and Alice when I was five or six years old....
Read out allReservoir
Yesterday I had a new image come to mind. I have been like a reservoir. Full of water -for me, the water...
Read out allThoughts 11.10.19
Thoughts from the last few days: Thunder crackles over Kampala Ella must have felt so totally alone. She cried for me and...
Read out allNovel 06.01.2021
Of course, he knew just how she liked her tea, and she was grateful. The simple fact of not having to wait...
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The Girl on the Bridge
A girl stands on a bridge. Below her speeds the dual carriageway, running fast into the future she doesn’t want to meet....
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April 2020 GNP Article
I want to write about Ruth. Her name means “Mercy”, and the book of Ruth is all about mercy. Ruth is a...
Read out allIn Praise of Tea. 17.11.2020
[17/11, 07:41] Me: On a totally different note… our kettle plug has fused into the socket 😬 it still works, but I’m...
Read out allNoticing Grief
24th April today. 2013. Not a significant date for me, and yet I found myself caught out by grief. I read Rob...
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