Monthly Archives: September 2007

No real suprises here. As for good coffee, this was my flat white this afternoon! I got some great tips from MB on Saturday on extraction. Man I love coffee…

The magazine I’m currently working for ran a story last week about Christian doctors and whether they should be allowed to be open about their faith by praying for patients or placing Bible verses, prayers or Bibles in their waiting … Continue reading →

Photos from Saturday’s Carnivale are up on a new website explaining how we ran our mission. Check out the new site at ultimaterelationship.net

There are lots of things to thank God for at the moment, but one I’d like to mention is the kids who turned up for Ultimate Reality on Friday night. We had about 12 kids attend, which doesn’t sound like … Continue reading →

I decided to do mission part-time this year, partly because I just started a new round doing medical/health science news and it’s taking all my concentration to just do my job adequately (learnt a new word today – myocardial infarction, … Continue reading →

Last night the Archbishop Peter Jensen came to speak at our “Ultimate Relationship” dinner. It was an excellent night and I really enjoyed myself. I’ve never heard Peter Jensen speak having only ever read his Easter and Christmas columns in … Continue reading →

In Rome’s Circo Massimo, the site of the first Roman Games, an artist has covered the ground 10,000 LED orbs. Check out the photos in the gallery; it looks really beautiful and eerie.

…only women attend baby showers? the picture is by Anne Geddes, called Twins.

Our home phone rang at 2:15am this morning. I woke up abruptly. Sam slept. At first I thought I was dreaming. But when I dragged myself out of bed to check the phone, the little red light was flashing in … Continue reading →

This last week or so, Soph and I have not been as childish as we might have liked, but with mission happening this week, it’s been hard to find the time (a very adult-like excuse, I know!). But we’ll be … Continue reading →