[ mites from our momentary marriage and ministry ]
Missed church with HBC yesterday due to being on lockdown from opthalmic shingles. I feel fine but the doctor (and Cheryl) both suggest not infecting other unsuspecting people with the chicken pox virus So instead of gathered worship, we sang a few hymns and I read some Valley of Vision, then worked out this song …
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I love how succinctly Canadian band The City Harmonic‘s lyrics sum up the picture of marriage (to point to Jesus’s love for His Church) in that one sentence: This is the story of the Son of God hanging on a cross for me, But it ends with a bride and groom and a wedding by …
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Previously I asked if we can set a better example in how we use photos, images and other visual media in our online and offline publishing, particularly for church marketing materials (e.g. brochures, church bulletins, event invites, sermon media, posters, banners and so on). In this post I’ve collected together a range of websites and …
Recently in the news: An elderly English tourist who stole a piece fabric art from a Queenstown museum has been arrested. The woman, on a holiday bus trip to New Zealand, was stopped by officers in Te Anau last night (Wednesday) after visiting Milford Sound. Due to leave New Zealand tomorrow, the woman has paid …
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Camille Bautista on Mashable: What exactly does today’s wireless family look like? According to CTIA, The Wireless Association, 70% of children under 12 have used a mobile device, and more than half of kids age 8 to 12 have a cellphone. As the modern family introduces tech earlier on, parents are trying to close the …