
Steve Tomkins wrote this description in Third Way when I did a review for the magazine a number of months ago.
I have not beeen described in such terms before or since.
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Steve Tomkins wrote this description in Third Way when I did a review for the magazine a number of months ago.
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Beardless patriarch. I like it.
I shall think of you in no other way ever again!
ooh by the way I’ll be using your church of the future worksheets on our youth holiday this summer. Thanks again!
Aren’t you a bit young to be a patriarch? However, what you lack in beard you make up for on top, unless your hair has been modified since I last saw it.
Patriarch \Pa”tri*arch\ (p[=a]“tr[i^]* [aum]rk), n.
1. The father and ruler of a family; one who governs his
family or descendants by paternal right; — usually
applied to heads of families in ancient history,
especially in Biblical and Jewish history to those who
lived before the time of Moses.
Dave – better not tell Mrs Dave about this, just yet. You know what women are like, nowadays – all that equality nonsense. So wait till she’s signed the register, then just, calmly, point out that you’re going to be in charge from now on. I can’t foresee any problems arising from that.
I randomly met Steve Tomkins in a pub yesterday. I was going on about how I love Rev Gerald Ambulance, and my friend pointed out that I was standing next to the man himself. Actually I’d just seen your cartoon in the most recent Church Times (*giggle*). Anyway, you’d make a wonderful patriarch
A case can be made for that term suiting you quite well. The American College Dictionary gives as its last definition of ‘patriarch’, (no. 12) A person regarded as the father or founder of an order, class, etc. As far as I know your position as founder of the Wibsite has never been challenged, and in it can be encountered its rather singular denizens. This is the tribe – community – that you fostered, but fathered only in a very loose sense.