We’ve been teaching the 4 points to pretty much everyone linked with our corps here. I keep going on about it, I know, but this is by far one of the best ways I’ve come across so far in equipping everyday folks for their witness. Its ‘power to the people’ – something which doesn’t always … More Going for Souls
So, I’m trying to pull together people interested in doing a bit of online community learning which will hopefully help Salvationists to come together for online encouragement and teaching, encouragement in mission and service through their local corps. The plan is fairly simple. I’m going to present some sort of short video talks on an … More Missional Salvationists
This time three years ago we were awaiting the ‘soon’ arrival of our daughter, Ceitidh (Katie). Happy Birthday Ceitidh! We already had in mind at that point that she’d be called Ceitidh, not so much in the fashion of General Catherine Booth, but Katie Booth-Clibborn (la Maréchale), daughter of William and Catherine. At the age … More Our Little Maréchale!
Some years ago, there was a lot of hype about 2020 vision in this territory. The idea is that 2020 is a number that symbolises perfect vision, but also reminds us of the fact that statistical decline shows serious consequences for the SA UKT by the year 2020. There isn’t much about this at all … More 2020 Vision
I guess I’ve had a bit of time now to process the ‘process’ of my five year review in London last week. I thank God, first of all, for the encouraging input of those who were ‘assessing’ us. Thanks too, to those who were involved who read this blog. I still don’t know the results, … More Five Year Review
St Patricks Breastplate – warfare prayer I arise todayThrough a mighty strength, the invocation of the Trinity,Through the belief in the threeness,Through confession of the onenessOf the Creator of Creation. I arise todayThrough the strength of Christ’s birth with his baptism,Through the strength of his crucifixion with his burial,Through the strength of his resurrection with … More Happy St Patricks Day!
Armybarmy blog carried a neat little section the other day on the Salvo work day. It attempts to split the day up into 9 x 2 hour segments, allowing for 6 hours sleep. It goes as follows: 1. work up – rations2. work around – family3. work out – food/exercise4. work in – study5. work … More All in a day’s work
I did the APEST test again this evening and noticed a subtle shift from EA (evangelistic apostle) to AP (apostolic prophet)…interesting. Evangelist is still a close third. I recommend the test to you. Profile for Apostolic + Prophetic The Apostle Prophet is motivated engage great causes – no matter where it may take them. The … More My APEST test results…
As you might know, we’re using the four points as a focus for our Easter outreach this year. Last week, we gave our wee cell group that meets in our place on a Sunday evening a band/bracelet thingy with the four symbols on. It was just a blessing tonight to hear of the stories of … More 4 points
On Saturday 28th March, thousands will march through London as part of a global campaign to challenge the G20, ahead of their 2nd April summit on the global financial crisis. It’s set to be a massive event, with over a hundred organisations involved and thousands of people expected on the streets calling for: JOBS – … More Take Action
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