The power of the heart
I believe in the power of the heart. I believe that in giving and receiving,in
Liturgy and scripture
I believe in the power of the heart. I believe that in giving and receiving,in
In offering the Anglican Church Southern Queensland Apology to LGBTQIA+ people at Pride Evensong 2024,
This I believe. Earth is our only home,and every creature is our neighbour,from the tiniest
Blessed be those who are losing the ability to worry,who have met their fears and
When we diminish one, we are all diminished.
When we injure one, we are all injured.
When we exclude one, we all suffer.
When we celebrate one, all are celebrated.
When we welcome one, all are welcomed.
When we love one, we love all, and all are loved
To give a statistical reading of that context of persons actually named in the Bible, around 90% are men and 10% women. “The Hebrew Bible mentions a total of 1,426 names of which 1,315 are those of men. Thus only 111 women’s names appear, about 9% of the total. [1] Another study meticulously counted the number of words of actual speech in the bible. The result: Women-speak accounts for around 1.1% of the total spoken words in the Christian Bible. Other statistics:
* In John’s Gospel out of 27 people named, only 4 women are named.
* In Luke’s Gospel,no women are named in the genealogy of Jesus. Not even his mother!
I believe in simple things,like the language of kindness,the balm of practical help,the joy of
A Lament drawn out of, and through the hijacking of Psalm 22:14-16 by The Ven. Dr C. Lucy Morris in response to Domestic and Family Violence
“This song is of connection and hope, and weaves us together as home.” A creed by Glynn Cardy.
Words by Elizabeth Smith to the tune of “I sing a song of the saints
Elizabeth Smith’s lyrics (Tune: Ode To Joy) with a new verse with an explicit “rainbow”
These resources have been provided to assist parishes respond to this week’s announcement of the