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Friday, March 27, 2009

Earth Hour

Just as wee reminder of the service/vigil/activity in the church 8.30-9.30 tomorrow evening (Saturday). In the dark...

No idea yet what we'll be doing. But there will be stuff happening and it will involve candles and activities and liturgy and tea and darkness. How manythings do you know about darkness and how many thing do you know about light? We'll be having a quiz probably too. And Earth Hour tea. A sixty minute brew. Or better lots or sixty 60 second brews.

We'll also leave a legacy as well. We do something that is lasting, an activity and response that says we lived 60 seconds without light. How many more can we do.

O, and by the way, the tower will be out too. So if you need to find your way here, the tower won't be able to guide you. Perhaps we'll do something under the tower as well, some druid activity like dancing round the stones. Okay, perhaps not that last one, bt we could do the Eco-Christian equivalent whatever that is. Answers on a postcard.

Of course, all this depends on whether I get a sermon written tonight... unless anyone has one already prepared I they would like to do themselves...

Posted at 03:41 PM in Earth Hour 09 |

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