There’s a kind of unique relationship between strangers that I’ve only noticed in two walks of life. One is as a Salvationist on those very rare occasions that I’m in a public place and wearing a Salvation Army t-shirt. How many of us have been in a town centre and seen a salvationist in theirContinue reading “The Fellowship of the Knitting Salvationist”
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I did the one thing a creative should never do!
Last week I made the worst mistake an artist/crafter/creative could ever make.
The line between sacred and sinful
Is there a line between tasteful and sinful?
18 years image
Friday I came home from hospital after a week of being on the covid ward. But Friday also marked a special day, 18 years of sobriety. I often wonder whether still counting the years is worth it, I mean, after all this time the chances of me wandering off for a bottle of vodka isContinue reading “18 years image”
Sharing your lunch
Whether the story is about miracles, or giving what little you have or that we can feed the world if we all share, it’s a story worth telling.
God-incidences
I doubt, when Alge walked into that prison cell all those years ago he thought about the lives that would be changed by this one encounter, or that through the prisoner he was looking at, his work of being a prison chaplain would continue.
The Bristol Quilt
It always amazes me,that something as simple as an embroidered square of cotton can be part of a huge picture of blessings for women (and men) who we may never meet.
A Christian Artists Place
A few little things have happened recently that have brought back an old gripe of mine. That old feeling that as a Christian artist, one of the hardest hurdles is finding a sense of belonging in the church.
A Bible study flag!
Turning sketches into flags
Meaning in the cloth – rethinking the prayer shawl
After the band have played the last note, the choir have sat down, the sermon done, the Amen said… the prayer shawl continues on and travels with the person in need.
Betty Virago 