Conversion (to wordpress)

Posted by Paul | Filed under service announcements

I’ve attempted to move this blog from Blogger to WordPress. If you’re reading this then I guess I’ve succeeded. If you’re not then, um, oh forget that thought…

If you find any problems or broken links then please leave a comment on the bottom of this post and I’ll attempt to figure out what’s gone wrong!

Read more | Comments (0) | February 9th, 2010

column :: joseph

Posted by Paul | Filed under columns

Another slightly dated column, so to set the context: it was written around the time when reality show ‘Any Dream Will Do’ was working it’s magic…

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Have you ever imagined how the story of Joseph might play out as reality TV?

Welcome back to Pyramids and Presidents. It’s day 3429 in Pharaoh’s jail and two of the housemates have had dreams. Joseph has revealed his talent for interpretation and now has break the bad news — one of them is for the chop. If you think the baker should get his old job back, text BAKER. On the other hand, if you think the butler is Joseph’s best bet for mentioning his case to Pharaoh, text BUTLER.

Umm, I suspect the viewing figures might drop after the first decade. We’re more into instant celebrity than long-term training. On the other hand, for those of us who will never achieve overnight success, it’s reassuring to know that God does things differently.

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Read more | Comments (0) | February 4th, 2010

everything conference

Posted by Paul | Filed under web sights


I mentioned newfrontiers up-coming Everything conference a few posts ago. They’ve now added some interesting articles to the conference website. Also, some great images in the gallery. Looking forward to this…

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Read more | Comments (0) | February 4th, 2010

portraits now and then…

Posted by Paul | Filed under uncategorised

I was in the Musee d’Orsay the other day (as you do) and this juxtaposition came to mind…
Something about the visual idea of blending into the background, I guess. Maybe it’s just me.
With apologies to purists everywhere.

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Read more | Comments (0) | February 4th, 2010

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