the end of all things is past - the end of living in
Bondi, the end of going to
Wild Street Church, the end of
MTS, the end of a long time with my flatmates and my friends of many years, the end of relative freedom, the end of love, the end of hanging out with people at UNSW with
CBS.
and for all this, the uncertainty of 4(?) years at
Moore Theological College in
Newtown, going to church in
Lindfield.
a myriad of changes. lots of opportunities to trust God.

but with not much else to do (except doing a full-time locum at Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick), i've written a review of
Living with the Underworld, by MTC lecturer Peter Bolt, for AFES's webzine, SALT. Check the mag out
here, and my review is
here!
i may post the whole article soon.
apologies for the self-promoting nature of this post.
but, c'mon, it is a blog, after all
6 comments:
I haven't watched the sopranos before... so I'll make sure I don't read this book
St. Albans...Student Ministry I'm guessing?
My neck of the woods! I think I know a few people there...
I hope the end of all things doesn't include your blog.
In fact, I would think travelling time between Moore College and Lindfield will make even more time for you to post on your blogsite?!?
I vote for the blog to continue!!!
car-o-line - it may be just me. but i doubt it. i'm happy for someone to prove me wrong!
matty - student minister, not student ministry!
thanks anon. your insightful input over the last 18months or so continue to spur me on to blog always greater and more audaciously!
good work Dougie - glad to see you are c=keeping yourself busy and doing some writing!!
Praying that the start of all things like college and Lindfield etc goes well!!!
I liked the book - but then am a fan of Sopranos (and the gangster genre in general). I also have a peculiar (theological) interest in anything to do with death and the underworld.
Tony
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