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Camino Stage 6: Day 19 – Bordeaux to Southwell – and reflections

On By Jeremy PembertonIn Bible, camino, change, church, ethics, heritage, hills, joy, ministry, pilgrimage, respect, travel, walking, weatherLeave a comment

7:15am: ready to get the train to Paris There is a limit to how far you can go by land without it taking days to get to where you want to go - I think, with this stage of the Camino, I have now reached it. Perhaps, if I were younger, I might be able …

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Affirming Good Fruit

On By Jeremy PembertonIn Anglican Communion, Bible, bishops, Church of England, discrimination, ethics, LBGT+, loveLeave a comment

On the day he was enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury in 2013, Justin Welby told the BBC Today programme, “You see gay relationships that are just stunning in the quality of the relationship.” He told the BBC he had “particular friends where I recognise that and am deeply challenged by it”. In Matthew 7.15ff Jesus …

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