Darren Middleton from North Geelong Presbyterian teaching mgpc the book of Revelation at Karnkendi Campsite, Nelson.
Darren Middleton from North Geelong Presbyterian teaching mgpc the book of Revelation at Karnkendi Campsite, Nelson.
It makes me feel good when people make complimentary comments about this blog. But far and away the most common statement of reservation (I wouldn’t even call it ‘criticism’) is why I use a black background with white text. Apparently it’s hard to read, and there is a lot of text. Now that’s probably not …
Thanks to Mount Gambier Presbyterian for flying me to Melbourne (and back) for my Retreat Group catchup day in Melbourne today. (sparing me a ten hour round-way car trip) I still run into folk who don’t know how well taken care of I am by mgpc, so I won’t let this opportunity pass by.
Last month I spent five Sundays teaching mgpc to sing the Gloria Patri as a doxology (short song of trinitarian praise/affirmation which we sing each week after we’ve stated the Apostles’ Creed or something similar). It was a bit of a struggle, but we got there. Here’s a short story which Nathan Bingham recounts involving …