Articles in the reading Category
Posted in reading on 18 April 2013
I have been trying to make an effort to read, rather than ‘graze’. I ‘graze’ a lot: pick up articles from newsfeeds, newspapers, parts of books that I have to read to get information etc. However, I rarely read a …
Posted in Lent, reading on 19 February 2013
So, after doing loads of school assemblies about Lent and getting children to think of ideas that might help them appreciate Lent, I decided to do something.
Well, I decided to ‘do’ something unproductive.
I decided to read a book. …
Posted in quotations, reading on 10 January 2013

Perhaps it was the feeling that exists between Christmas and New Year of endless Saturdays and warmth, but I got down to reading a proper novel. I had time to turn over phrases and words and drink a story in, …
Posted in quotations, reading on 8 August 2012

I have always had a thing against Christian books on leadership. Partly as they seem to come from a ‘Your own best life now!’ stable or plain management theory (no great harm in that) with a thin veneer …
Posted in Lent, quotations, reading on 11 March 2010
‘….at the bottom of every box is hope. No matter what terrible thingsĀ jump out…we have to wait.’
And often the lonely role of vicar/pastor/priest/minister is holding on to that and holding out that real hope…….
(p232 ‘the gardens of the …
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