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Ross Moughtin
Nov 9, 2018
Remembering Frank
Not that I knew it at the time but Frank and I shared the same bedroom. I only discovered this a few years back when I googled the...
Ross Moughtin
Nov 2, 2018
When you are threatened with Tadcaster.
“Don’t leave it too late to die” counsels the quietly efficient Sister Gilchrist of her patients in the newly-renamed Shirley Bassey ward....
Ross Moughtin
Oct 26, 2018
"Bacon buttie, vicar?" Why Christians break the law.
Why do Christians eat bacon? This theological question surfaced just after my muesli with fresh fruit and yoghurt. I was enjoying my...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 19, 2018
No longer on the other side of the world
Hi folks, This is going to be my longest blog ever. About 9000 kilometres long. For Jacqui and I are currently flying from Perth WA to...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 14, 2018
The open road, our need for adventure
G'day folks, Here in Australia I have just discovered a new tribe: the grey nomads. And there are now tens of thousands of them,...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 5, 2018
Living out of sight, in the Basement
G'day folks, Pressing the correct button in a lift can for some of us be a challenge. Staying in a rather upmarket hotel in the...
Ross Moughtin
Sep 28, 2018
Reading the beach, it can save a life.
w If this blog seems a little bumpy, it's because I'm writing this on the bus between Byron Bay and Surfers Paradise! Brian could read...
Ross Moughtin
Sep 21, 2018
When we realise it's God's ministry.
G'day folks, Walking along the Mount in Heswall I notice that the young man coming towards me is carrying the book "Chasing the Dragon"...
Ross Moughtin
Sep 14, 2018
Just at the right place, at the right time.
'We were just tourists in Salisbury.' The men known to us as Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshiro were clearly spinning us a tale but...
Ross Moughtin
Sep 7, 2018
Curtain poles have a purpose
“Finally,” concludes Stanisław Aronson in an excellent article in Wednesday’s Guardian, “Do not ever imagine that your world cannot...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 31, 2018
Searching for lost keys, how not to panic.
Late start today. Apologies. The reason is I’ve been hunting for lost things. First, Jacqui with an appointment at 9.00 couldn’t find...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 24, 2018
Christ calls us to be credible and not credulous
Cows are more dangerous than sharks. I already knew that, having been attacked 28 years ago by a cow while on a run through fields near...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 17, 2018
God wants us to be attentive rather than active
This week I am busy collecting stress points. In fact, today I have already collected at least 25 and it’s not even 9.00 am. The reason...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 10, 2018
Your mission, should you choose to accept it
Ilsa: “You don't understand what you are involved in.” Ethan: “I don't understand what I'm involved in? “I don't understand what I'm...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 4, 2018
Hunting for a friendly power source
You may not have realised it yet – my apologies – but today is a Saturday. I say that because for the first time in about 20 years I...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 27, 2018
Preparing to encounter God at New Wine
This year it’s going to be different. Tomorrow Jacqui and I travel the 200 miles or so to Shepton Mallet in Somerset, to the Royal Bath...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 20, 2018
Tackling knife crime in Verona
We are in the midst of a public health emergency, according to Labour MP Sarah Jones This follows the publication yesterday for...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 13, 2018
We know how it ends - Jesus wins.
Had we made the Final, I’m not sure I would have coped with the tension. It was bad enough in 1966. Such was the stress I remember...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 6, 2018
When praying for those with disabilities.
“Archbishop: I don't pray for my daughter's disability.” This is the headline for an excellent piece on this morning’s BBC’s news site...
Ross Moughtin
Jun 29, 2018
Seeing God in beautiful engineering
Question: your wife is away for two nights and you have a whole day for yourself. What does a bloke do? Answer: you go on a circuitous...
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