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Sunday, July 26, 2009

That was the Sunday that was

And it was fine agian despite coming back from holiday and wondering what on earth we do all this for. I find returning from holiday is a nighmare because I tend to return all worked up and worried about the church. I was up at 4.30 am this morning at my desk convinced the church was on its last legs. That normally happens returning from holiday and a good deal of other times too.

Yet, ater the ervice everyone seemed to get stuff from it, felt quite part of the place and positive about church which are all the things I was worried nobody felt at 4.30am. Why is that?!

So now the first Sunday is over (I was only off 1 Sunday) everything seems a whole lot better. But having said that, in the long term the church general is perilously close to being on it's last legs as it exists at the moment but that's another discussion and while I was on holiday I had a couple of ideas...

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