Changing Times – Look, See, Pray
September 10, 2026
There is a time for everything… … More Changing Times – Look, See, Pray
Tag: weather
Golden Boots McGraw (Matt 20 1-16)
September 18, 2023
The Parable of Golden Boots McGraw Otherwise known as the Workers in the Vineyard, Matt 20:1-16. For your delectation and delight, here’s a modern take on the parable of the vineyard workers. Click the link below for a PDF. Great for your all-age slot, family service, youth-led service, Messy Church or school production. Have fun! … More Golden Boots McGraw (Matt 20 1-16)
Distilled Sunshine- Look, See, Pray
August 11, 2023
Weather can upset our plans, ruin our harvest, and give us the blues. It’s too hot, too cold, too wet, too dry, too windy, too changeable, and generally annoying. Except on the few, rare, perfect days- then we complain about something else instead! … More Distilled Sunshine- Look, See, Pray
Read the Weather- Look, See, Pray
September 9, 2021
Grandad told me (aged about 6, I think) about the “red sky at night” being a sign of good weather next day. It mattered- he was a specialist grower of fruit and vegetables. His work, and his livelihood, depended on knowing what was coming next. I’ve always remembered what my lovely Grandad told me as … More Read the Weather- Look, See, Pray
1 Kings 8:1-43 – Both sides of the Cloud
August 16, 2021
Today is cloudy. That’s not much of a surprise because I live in Britain, and 80-90% of our days are cloudy – more if you live in the Lake District. Windermere gets around 3.3 metres of rain per year, which is 2 more than the rest of the UK and four times the US average! … More 1 Kings 8:1-43 – Both sides of the Cloud
Weathering the storm?
March 12, 2020
Parking by the seafront, I debated having a stroll on the prom. Then the storm broke. Instantly rivulets of rain ruined my visibility- resting my camera on the steering wheel, I trusted the automatic setting and grabbed a couple of shots.
Distorted objects, obscured details, badly mis-shapen yet just recognisable. … More Weathering the storm?
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