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Advent Quiet Morning: “The Messiah is among you”
 
In response to the morning of quiet reflection organised by Revds Julia and Nic, Bryan Harris wrote the following reflection and kindly agreed to share it with the congregation:
 
I am frightened that I will disappoint you but I will still aim to respect you
I am frightened that you will ridicule me, but I will still aim to respect you
I am frightened that I will frustrate myself but I will still aim to respect me
I am frightened that I don’t know how to treat you with extra ordinary respect, but I
will let you help me.
I will remember that God has afforded me and does afford me extra ordinary respect!
So with God’s help I will offer and learn extra ordinary respect.
 
– Bryan Harris
 
Using a story called “The Rabbi’s Gift”, the morning provided three sessions of quiet reflection and ended with a shared Eucharist. The 24 participants had time to explore how living “with extraordinary respect” towards themselves and others might change their lives, the church, and the world. “Extraordinary respect” was a key concept of the story.
 
Julia Denny-Dimitriou

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      • Psalm 23 for busy people
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      • Corowood Choir >
        • Choir Practice Parts Jan 2021
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        • Corowood Choir Christmas Concert 2016
    • Xmas in July (2016)
    • FUNDRAISING, THE QUIZ , SOCIAL EVENTS >
      • Quiz night 2018
      • Sing into Spring
      • Shrove Tuesday 2018 - Pancakes at Holy Innocents
      • Christmas Eve 2017
      • Dressing the Christmas Tree at AH 2017
      • MU last meeting of 2017
      • Mellbourne Cup lunch 2017
      • Quiz night 2017
      • 'South from Alaska' Nov 2016
      • Quiz Night Oct 2016
      • CHRISTMAS IN JULY 2017
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    • St John's 145 th anniversary, May 2018
  • In Memory of Deaconess Pam
  • MENS FELLOWSHIP
    • Mens Fellowship February 9th 2018
    • MEN'S FELLOWSHIP-MEXICAN DINNER
  • Sermons and Easter messages
  • COVID 19 PLANS