Blinks
Friday, 19 May, 2006
- Copyright changes set to make downloads legal (but some people say they don't go far enough);
- St Peter's Barge: London's floating church: Church on a barge! Has anyone been here?
- Peter Jensen on The Da Vinci Code;
- Photos from C.S. Lewis Today (finally I put them online!);
- Copper (Guan's favourite comic artist);
- Neil in the SMH.
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A way of funding writing in the future: pitch and idea and get people to support it.
Place where you can hire play equipment for parties, etc.
How to recalibrate the home button on your iPhone.
Unsolicited manuscripts accepted by Pan Macmillan with certain conditions.
Thought Balloon is a group blog in which the writers tackle a new theme every week? month? with one-page scripts. This URL is for their Phonogram ones.
How to sew a zipper on a knitted garment.
Issues organised by tale.
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I’ve heard a bit about the barge church - St Helen’s was the 2nd church I went to in London and they were getting up the church plant team when I was there. The barge church itself is quite a long way out of the city, so it would take a real commitment even to visit - about an hour and a half worth of travel for me…
I am pretty sure my friend goes there - my parents lived on the Thames until this month and they told me St Helen’s had planted a church - when my mate moved to London a few weeks ago he joined the plant so I assume it is St Peter’s (I mean they haven’t planted any more have they?!). I’ll ask him. There’s no way you’d get me enduring a full immersion baptism in that water!!!
Actually there are lots of church plants in London - from St Helens, Holy Trinity Brompton (all those Alpha converts have to go somewhere…), likely All Souls too.
I go to St Nicholas in Tooting and it was a little bit of a plant from Emmanuel, Wimbledon. Our rector is the ex-assistant pastor and lots of people came over from Wimbledon when he did.
All the evangelical Anglican churches are setting up plants - it’s really encouraging to see all the reform that is being attempted here.