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thank you

i thought it would be a good moment to say 'thank you' to noel and his team for providing 'worship journal' as a great forum for discussion and debate. thanks also to all my fellow...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 01:40:13 2nd Jun 2010
Comments: 0
Views: 85
 
 
yet another pop song?

i never thought i'd hear myself say this...but do you ever breathe a heavy sigh as yet another merry pop song is offered as part of the sunday worship set? we all chirp along to a ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 22:00:26 12th Apr 2010
Comments: 5
Views: 68
 
 
enter the twilight zone

so my youngest child has turned 18 today. i have been celebrating. but i am also reminded of how we live in such an ageist culture - both inside and outside the church. turn to...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 01:53:33 3rd Apr 2010
Comments: 3
Views: 61
 
 
dark space

if you're trapped in a tunnel, what do you do? scrambling towards the light seems the natural survival response. but which way is the light? tricky. bob dylan sang his early pr...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 14:25:38 21st Mar 2010
Comments: 5
Views: 96
 
 
groanings

another year comes to a close...and what have i done? there have been some accomplishments. there have been some disappointments. the challenge now is to make sure 2010 is a massiv...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 12:00:15 28th Dec 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 115
 
 
sanctity of the coffee shop

where can you find a safe place for help and inspiration? read my writers' blog for the latest inspiring thought – whether you are an emerging or established writer: http:/...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 11:29:17 8th Dec 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 123
 
 
help for writers

i have launched a blog to encourage both emerging and established writers in their craft. so if you are planning to create a blockbuster novel - or you've just ventured out into th...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 00:32:25 3rd Dec 2009
Comments: 2
Views: 179
 
 
many things are daft in the church

we need to get out there and do some good, don't we? but as soon as we start to do that, we often face political barriers - from within our own worshipping communities. why is ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 12:10:47 6th Nov 2009
Comments: 1
Views: 98
 
 
move into the margins

some words come back to haunt you. this week i went to the launch day of St Peter's Church, Brighton, and the experience is starting to creep up on me. in a good way, i'd like to a...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 23:25:34 3rd Nov 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 119
 
 
the future saved me

i'm trying to keep up with the latest television fad – 'flash forward'. it's gripping stuff. basically, the world's population blacked out all at the same time, and had a glimpse...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 16:02:37 24th Oct 2009
Comments: 2
Views: 127
 
 
let's get moving

Ever had those days when you think, what else should I be doing right now, in order to see my dreams come about? If God stirs up a vision within us, surely he would help to see tha...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 13:38:36 21st Oct 2009
Comments: 4
Views: 118
 
 
people of passion

What should be the trademark for those who claim to follow Christ? I think one of them should be passion. Now that doesn't mean a whole load of screaming and shouting at worship ev...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 13:47:51 14th Oct 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 80
 
 
land of fire

On leaving England to attend a residential course at the University of Wales, the sky was ablaze with a dramatic sunset. It looked as if the sky was on fire over Cymru. It's a sham...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 00:35:13 5th Oct 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 87
 
 
summer adventure

so we tried it. and it worked. well, i'm still paying the bills for it. but after a long, long time of saying, 'wouldn't it be nice to book out the whole summer and spend it in ire...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 06:04:31 14th Sep 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 101
 
 
the power of dreams

when times are tough, maybe it's time to apply tough values. from hearing and reading about christians in business – and how they are coping with the recession – it does seem t...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 02:29:27 23rd Jul 2009
Comments: 1
Views: 136
 
 
a monastic path

Busily researching Celtic monasticism for some essays, I have noted how visitors to monasteries have felt compelled to share their experiences, either by writing or speaking about ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 04:13:11 20th Mar 2009
Comments: 1
Views: 220
 
 
the patrick way

Happy St Patrick's Day to one and all! My scripture reading for today is the passage from the book of James, which begins, 'Is anyone among you in trouble? Let them pray...' It...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 06:36:07 17th Mar 2009
Comments: 0
Views: 109
 
 
african sunrise

I just saw an African sunrise. Over southern England. It came in the form of a bunch of young boys and girls called the Watoto Children's Choir. My wife said, 'We must have some...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 11:01:26 2nd Mar 2009
Comments: 1
Views: 134
 
 
anti-gravity water

I was working on the west coast of Ireland recently (a great place to work!). I'd just had a meeting with a client, and then he took me to see Yeats' Grave. It was a dismal day, wi...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 19:12:17 11th Feb 2009
Comments: 2
Views: 179
 
 
birthday celebration!

OK, break out the non-alcoholic, wine-flavoured grape juice! This past weekend was my birthday. It was also Burns Night. But - and most relevant for this electronic community of wh...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 10:00:07 26th Jan 2009
Comments: 7
Views: 202
 
 
festive feelings

For me, Christmas started when I sneaked in at the back of a community carol service at our local parish church. My wife was playing the piano there, and I went to give her a lift ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 16:10:29 29th Dec 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 163
 
 
ocean tide

I have been looking into how the ocean played such a key role in the early church of Britain and Ireland – both as a highway for transportation and as a place where they met with...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 15:36:25 14th Dec 2008
Comments: 5
Views: 283
 
 
super nature

At church yesterday, the worship bank kicked off the music section with the classic hymn 'All Creatures Of Our God And King'. I remembered it vividly from my grammar school days, w...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 03:04:56 6th Oct 2008
Comments: 21
Views: 348
 
 
weapon of war

My eldest son has just returned from Australia. And he brought back a boomerang. Immediately I said, 'Oh great - I can go out and throw this on the field!' But I looked at the hand...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 08:10:44 19th Sep 2008
Comments: 8
Views: 281
 
 
heart and mind

My trusty old 2CV needed a good service. So my faithful, Spirit-filled, classic car mechanic Simon messed about with the guts of the engine and got the cylinders firing properly - ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 18:13:52 17th Sep 2008
Comments: 4
Views: 191
 
 
give me that old-time religion

A well-meaning acquaintance has offered to deliver me from religious spirits. I considered it thoughtful of them, and thanked them for thinking of me in that way. But I am busy at ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 19:31:01 6th Sep 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 199
 
 
deep concerns

I'm getting worked up again! I believe in prophecy, the charismatic gifts, etc - although I am still having problems with trying to place the gift of tongues in church history....

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 18:09:51 28th Aug 2008
Comments: 3
Views: 172
 
 
through the looking-glass

I hung up a new mirror today. My wife and I have lived a long time without a mirror on our living room wall. It's a kind of British tradition (although in the north of England the ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 18:51:52 14th Aug 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 241
 
 
Oil brings out the natural grain

My youngest son has been doing some odd jobs for me. One of them was applying teak oil to the wooden table and chairs that we keep outside in our backyard. Apparently you have to p...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 12:38:55 7th Aug 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 236
 
 
jumpers

I just watched the movie 'Jumper' with my youngest son. Great film. It's basically about people who have the rather cool ability to teleport. However, it made me think of the role ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 18:05:29 18th Jul 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 193
 
 
spiritual hunger

Each day I wake up with a thirst and a hunger. The thirst is for a perfect cup of tea to start my day. I have needed that since my teens. Somehow, the world looks slightly brighter...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 07:17:41 11th Jul 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 185
 
 
this is the day

I just went on the internet to look up train times. An advert flashed up at the top of the page. The slogan caught my attention straightaway. I think it was publicising hotel rooms...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 03:14:11 10th Jul 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 197
 
 
little sparrow

Last night my wife and I watched 'La Vie En Rose', the film of Edith Piaf's life story. This classic French singer had an incredible voice. She turned an ordinary ballad into a hea...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 04:05:03 7th Jul 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 203
 
 
festival watching

I've been watching some of the TV coverage of the Glastonbury Festival - Goldfrapp, the Zutons, Neil Diamond and, of course, The Verve. Very interesting. Glastonbury continues to d...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 03:44:00 1st Jul 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 187
 
 
holy land

I'm in Ireland right now. I keep coming over here for work - which I am pleased about. I usually go on the ferry as a foot passenger. But recently, on my way to the port, a train b...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 15:57:42 26th Jun 2008
Comments: 1
Views: 204
 
 
vantage point

I've heard now from a couple of guys at our church, about their personal experiences of the 'Lakeland Revival' in Florida. It sounds like some very encouraging things are happening...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 12:08:09 22nd Jun 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 199
 
 
thinking and doing

Yesterday I spent time with Ann Holt of Bible Society. I used to work with Ann years ago, when she spearheaded CARE for Education. She is a unique person in the Christian community...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 14:20:48 21st Jun 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 188
 
 
sunny day

Spent much of today with Gerald Coates, working on a special assignment. More news about that later! But just to say that Gerald still has the same 'fire' he's always had - always ...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 16:18:19 19th Jun 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 174
 
 
seeking silence

My journey into monasticism continues today - by reading the book 'How To Be A Monastic And Not Leave Your Day Job'. The more I look into it, the more I realise that monasticism is...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 10:55:08 18th Jun 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 190
 
 
stronger together

It's great to attend communion, the Lord's supper, eucharist or mass (delete where applicable) together, to sing hymns and pray in the larger scale events. But it's also great to s...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 04:08:16 17th Jun 2008
Comments: 2
Views: 186
 
 
spiritual formation

I keep on failing to be truly 'monastic'. But I want to explore what it is that keeps the rhythm of worship, the pattern of prayer, throughout the day. I've been through the 'quiet...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 06:26:25 16th Jun 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 182
 
 
catching up

Wow - i haven't managed a journal entry in ages. Too busy engaging in some of the meaty topics in the forums. But there is so much going on around me. What do i make of it all? Jus...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 12:30:54 15th Jun 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 198
 
 
6th May 2008 - High Places

I spent all of today with colleagues who are lobbying governments, international institutions and medical authorities at the highest levels, promoting a godly approach to public po...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 15:14:08 6th May 2008
Comments: 1
Views: 209
 
 
Journal Entry 1st May 2008

1st May 2008 - greatness delayed I've missed a few days of journal entries. Bad. Anyway, my mind has been taken up with an all-consuming subject - greatness. I believe we all ha...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 07:12:04 1st May 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 179
 
 
Journal Entry 22nd Apr 2008

22nd April 2008 - High places - I have been looking up a passage from Romans in the old Latin, translated by Jerome. I was interested to see what meanings Jerome was trying to brin...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 04:31:22 22nd Apr 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 200
 
 
Journal Entry 21st Apr 2008

21st April 2008 - Spirit work One of the books I am reading at the moment (I usually have a few on the go) is 'It's Not About The Coffee' - written by Howard Behar, former Presi...

Posted By: Clive Price
Posted On: 13:13:13 21st Apr 2008
Comments: 0
Views: 213
 
 
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