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Reflecting on sexuality around the Church of England Shared Conversations. Newer posts →. July 6, 2016. Can we see each other properly? And can we stay together? These are challenging questions which have come to the fore for me this week. All of us who took part in the regional Shared Conversations signed up – literally signed – the St Michael’s House Protocols. Talking in the parish. Those who came to the event this week were interested to hear things they didn’t know about the C of E, for exampl...

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Eucharist (not?) | sharedconversations

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Reflecting on sexuality around the Church of England Shared Conversations. Constructing the self and the other. November 25, 2015. I’m by no means the only person blogging on the Shared Conversations, although so far I’ve only found one, Charlotte Gale. Using a blog before the event to reflect on her participation. One of the post-Shared Conversation bloggers is Richard Ashby, whose thoughts appear here. Jeremy Pemberton decided to leave. Authorized lay preacher in a pretty standard parish church of the ...

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fluff35 | sharedconversations

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Reflecting on sexuality around the Church of England Shared Conversations. Return to the public gallery. February 17, 2017. Having written to my bishops (replies received, thanks) and to lay representatives of my diocese on General Synod (wish I could say the same), I was sufficiently disappointed in the Bishops’ Report (GS2055) that I took the opportunity to go … Continue reading →. Church of England and gender. Movement for the Ordination of Women. So, what was the point of all that? January 31, 2017.

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Reading the comments | sharedconversations

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Reflecting on sexuality around the Church of England Shared Conversations. So, what was the point of all that? December 31, 2016. In a couple of contexts in the last week, people I follow on Facebook or Twitter have linked to a story about sexuality and the church but warned their friends or followers that it’s a bad idea to read the comments. Indeed! About whether retirement homes in the USA were good places for gay people to live; it made disturbing reading. Authorized lay preacher in a pretty standard...

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Into Advent | sharedconversations

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Reflecting on sexuality around the Church of England Shared Conversations. Reading the comments →. November 27, 2016. I’m trying to take Advent seriously this year by immersing myself as far as I can in the rich symbolism of watching and waiting, of light and darkness, of hope and fulfillment. So naturally it had to begin with this evening’s Advent Carol Service. When you are taught to meditate, a burning candle is often suggested as the focus, the point to which you return when your mind goes off track.