I’ve just realised it’s been a little quiet on the blog front recently. I’ve been fairly busy, in fact it’s been almost non-stop. On 15 February Rosie and I headed “oop North!” to visit friends Pete and Ali, something we’d last done in August last year. It’s great to catch up with people you haven’t seen in sometime finding out what each other has been up to. On the way up we’d arranged to see Christian band Delirious? play at Lincoln cathedral.
We had a great drive home, apart from a slight emergency when we ran out of a windscreen washer fluid and couldn’t find a garage on the M1 for about 75 miles. D’oh! While the Monday, for me, was a write off Rosie had to work. And so began Tuesday, I’d planned to split my time between the ACC and Links International offices but half way through the morning I received a phone call offering me the chance to goto the world famous Abbey Road recording studio.
Work at ACC has been a little busy. Though I’m pleased to say that I’ve managed to achieve one of my long term goals. The Arun Community Church podcast has been rethought and rewritten and is alive. I’m hoping it will be live on the iTunes Store by the end of the week. Though if you want to subscribe now click here, for the Sunday Teaching, or here, for the Jabez breakfast. I’m hoping that a third ACC Podcast won’t be too far away,
On one of my many trips into the world of Google Reader I was presented with the lifechurch.tv blog. I found this interesting as they’ve already gone done some of the routes I’d like to look at with ACC. However, an article that really caught my eye was about Church planting. Specifically, if you had $25,000 (approximately £12,500 and I’m not American, honest!) to start a new Church or, I’m guessing, a fresh expression of an existing Church.
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