01 Sunday Nov 2020
Pastor Gervase Charmley, this morning at Bethel Hanley.
The Church is the fellowship of saints, of people saved by God’s grace. In our giving of ourselves to one another, we follow Christ’s example, and give glory to God in him.
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A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you ... John 13:34
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legem credendi lex statuat supplicandi
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All Along the Watchtower 
Chalcedon – again, many thanks for posting this. I was able to listen to the first five minutes so far – and it sounded very promising. My son informs me that mummy is bathing him tonight, so I have been well and truly sacked and I’ll be able to listen to the rest of it later.
Over the last 20 years, I have been living in countries where they took `All Saints Day’ very seriously. A few years ago, I remember feeling outraged when I saw broken and vandalised candle holders in the grave yard – until I saw who the vandals were. I saw a crow taking a candle holder in its beak, flying up, and then dropping it on a path – and then eating the candle wax when the holder was broken. I remember there was a deep frost that day.
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