It is hard to believe, sitting here right now, that the Pill chapter is almost over (still 4 days in command!). We had a good meeting this morning, and it wasn’t as difficult as I though. I think I moved into that mode that you go into when you’re doing things like funerals…you know, the … More Farewell Sunday!
You can listen to me preaching at this morning’s Pentecost celebration by clicking here Happy Listening!
Salvationism…Out Loud! is now available by following this link: It is available to download as a PDF file for £3.50 or, alternatively, you can purchase it in book form for £6 GBP. If, for any reason, you are unable to order it online for yourself, please contact me and I will arrange to send you … More Book Now Available!
The reality of moving appointment is slowly beginning to sink in. Our second appointement as officers in charge of a Salvation Army corps is coming to an end. I’m not altogether sure I like it, but I know its right. When a place begins to tire you to an extent you don’t feel there is … More The beginning of the end…
The challenge that presents itself to any officer moving in these days when we get to know months in advance that we are moving and months in advance where we are going is the challenge of what to do with the remainder of the time! We’ve got about 4 months in all left at Pill … More Momentum
So, we’re moving into a new phase of ministry again. Thats probably the best way to sum up thoughts about our impending move. Its a very different appointment to Pill and to Dennistoun…praise God that he is a God of variety! It will be a pioneering appointment, with a heavy emphasis on evangelism. We will … More New pastures…
Picture of Wick Corps Hall Well, the Clarks are heading to Wick Corps, North Scotland. We are being succeeded by Majors Alan and Carole Young…which is a real answer to prayer for us. As for our appointment, I leave you with my blog from the 1st Novemeber 2006: Prophesy for Scotland The Lord desires to … More Moves
So…we announced to our corps today that we are expecting farewell orders on the 8th February. Its one of those annoying things you have to keep under your hat until the last minute, but I feel a little bit of relief at having told the corps. We shared it with our leadership a couple of … More Under Farewell Orders!
Andrew S M Clark 