by Richard B | Sep 3, 2013 | Richard's Blog
I have now had a week to digest the One Event and, for me, the underlying message was ‘Go!’. This was crystallized on the Monday of the event when in the morning Andy Elms, and in the evening Glynn Barrett, delivered pretty much the same message concerning...
by Richard B | Aug 15, 2013 | Richard's Blog
It is now the second day since I arrived back from India. I am just starting to catch up with things and a day or two more will complete the task. Today in India is independence day. It is of course the day when they won their freedom from the British after a long...
by Richard B | Apr 18, 2012 | News, Richard's Blog
As I prepare to go to Kenya, I find myself once more trying to get things arranged: rotas sorted, speakers arranged, assignments finished, and a whole list of personal preparations to complete. It seems that everytime I go away I leave myself a mountain to climb,...
by Richard B | Feb 3, 2012 | News, Richard's Blog
I have spent most of January wrestling with complex theological thought. Not everyone’s cup of tea I know and it is as frustrating as it is rewarding. I haven’t quite finished yet as I have another assignmnet to hand in next Friday. The two areas that I...
by Richard B | Dec 1, 2011 | News, Richard's Blog
One of the greatest privileges and biggest heartaches of being human is the opportunity to produce and nurture children. They fill our hearts with joy and cost us the most tears of any other experience in life. Children are a sharing in the divine – an insight...
by Richard B | Nov 9, 2011 | News, Richard's Blog
It’s been a funny old week in the news so far: a doctor is found guilty of causing the death of a celebrity, the Italian Prime Minister has resigned surprisingly not over scandal, the students are revolting (again) and a pilot dies in a seemingly freak accident....
