Hey my guest editor is on the ball.
Okaramio is a little community that once had a thriving school etc. Only the pub still runs – a little country pub that is an interesting place to visit!!! Just up the road is a little community church with one of the most amazing pedal organs I am told. Wish I had had time to try it out. I’ll put that on the ‘must do follow-up’ list.
Walked into the Marlborough Nor-Wester today. Wasn’t a strong one – but it does sap the energy.
Am on the ‘vodem’ tonight which is too slow to post photos.
Had a large contingent walk out of Blenheim – including the Mayor of Marlborough. Joined by a lady on the outskirts who had found a little book in a secondhand shop which she presented to me. It was ‘A method for prayer’ by Matthew Henry and was given to Archdeacon Butt in 1883 who used it on his journeys around the Marlborough region. I am going to treasure this book!
Each day there is something new, like this, that just bowls me away.
Am reminded of the verse from Lamentations: ‘the steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, His mercies never come to an end. They are new every morning.’
I really have discovered the truth of that.
Two more sleeps until home.
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Wish we were there to walk the final kilometres (or metres) with you and bask in some of the glory. Well Done. Can’t wait to see what the Ministry Educator and Bishop’s Chaplain will be do.
So many people have wanted to walk with the Bishop that the Ministry Educator and Bishop’s Chaplain have stood aside rather than walked alongside. Plus we have had a couple of things to do in the office while the Bishop has been on his apostolate. Our sincere hope has been that the apostolic mission has consisted of prayer and evangelism rather than thinking about giving us more to do
I bet that guest editor not only assumed you were out of internet range but also tucked up in bed with a hot chocolate when in reality you were busy with your quill writing further inspiration and nourishment for the flock!