Hello – I’m back
After spending so much of my time in Switzerland blogging about it, I have caught the blogging habit. When I have time, which I’m thinking will not be incredibly often, I’ll blog about my new life as a Uniting Church Ministry Intern here in the beautiful but extremely cold Macedon Ranges.
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Who I am
My name is Avril Hannah-Jones. I am the minister at the Romsey, Lancefield, Riddells Creek and Mount Macedon Uniting Churches. After spending eighteen months as what the Uniting Church calls a “Ministry Intern” I was ordained on October 5, 2008 and am now a Minister of the Word. So, occasionally this blog will feature sermons and other products of my ministerial life. At other times I’ll blog about absolutely anything upon which I feel like commenting. Pull up a comfy chair and join me!
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Great to have you back. I look forward to hearing ALL about it.
Nice! I will read your posts!
She’s back on the air! or electrons, or whatever. Good to see.
=) B
Hey Avril.. it is good to see that you are going to write also about your life in Australia… hope everything is fine. Did you get the letters I forwarded to you? Take care
best wishes from Switzerland
Consi
PS: I updated also your link on my blog so people will find it for sure
Cool to be able to stay in touch, seeing as you are living out in the boondocks. In a place I was unable to find. Your God owes me petrol money. Oh, and in fulfilment of my contractual obligations having recieved a (uber-quick)reference from you, let me say this… Jesus was a decent thinker. There. In public, too.
Have just finished reading Dawkin’s latest anti-religion diatribe. Interesting, if pompous and badly reasoned. What do you think of his two most interesting thoughts:
1) God, if omniscient, must know who created HIM
2) Religion is imoral because it relies on punishment, rather than memes, as a source of moral behaviour.
Also, Pell is nuts. Wrong church, I know, but same implement of death on a string round necks. Will you be commenting on difficult religious topics?
Alex
PS put up some pix- we all want to see the new hotel for ex-JCHers now operating in Romsey!
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Great book. I just want to say what a fantastic thing you are doing! Good luck!
G’night