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April 25th, 2006

Fun, heartache and faith

My ‘Dave was suprised’ cartoon is used in the Door, which is the Oxford Diocesan paper. It is in an article entitled ‘Fun, heartache and faith – that’s youth ministry‘. My youthworking friends Ian and Sarah are featured. In fact I think they wrote it.

Talking of the Oxford Diocese, those in the mood for something heavier could give the sermon and/or speech entitled Media Atheism by Bishop Richard Harries a go.

Ian and Sarah, I’m not saying that your column is lightweight. I am just saying that the Bishop’s column is heavier as he is a Bishop and so on the next pay scale up.

I write very lightweight columns. You can deduce from that what you will.

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  1. Sarah H says:

    Well I think it looks lightweight with the cartoon I had pictures of some paint tins – they were much heavier!

    Thanks for pointing this out. I hadn’t noticed it was there!!

    April 25th, 2006 at 11:35 pm
  2. Dave says:

    I noticed these things because I am still subscribed to the Oxford diocese on Bloglines. There are people who say I subscribe to too many things on Bloglines.

    Actually I don’t know if the Church of England in Essex has a subscribe option. I will go and look. One more subscription won’t hurt.

    April 25th, 2006 at 11:45 pm
  3. Sarah H says:

    … and do they?

    Hey by the way – did the DOOR pay you for that? Or do they have a licence? Is that way nosey?!

    April 27th, 2006 at 11:46 pm