Rev Stephen Gamble
Living the Dream. A Short Story by Stephen Gamble.
They entered Gary for ‘Chef Supreme’ as a joke. Not as a mean joke, but as blokey banter. Gary had worked as a chef at the roadside cafe...
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REV STEPHEN GAMBLE
Music, sermons, notes & videos of my dogs.
Having originally started with posting sermons on this Blog I branched out to include videos of my dogs, articles I have written, and some of my music.
The things I write are as full of inelegance and error as any other quality I may rather they posses, but they may possibly be useful or even entertaining to you - maybe if only to take issue with what I have said.
Vicar (part - time) of the Welland Foss Benefice
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Rev Stephen Gamble
Scones and Personal Growth.
I have found that the biggest scones, which given a choice I am inclined to grab, are more often than not the most dry and indigestible. ...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Curiosity of a Child and the Patience of Her Mother.
Overheard in a cafe: a small child asking a sequence of about 20 'why' questions - which the mother answered with admirable diligence and...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Observed but not comprehended.
Canal Music Or Silent Notes. I recently came across a paper copy of an Email I sent whilst working at Leicester College back in 2003. It...
Rev Stephen Gamble
A Meeting of the Heron, Or, The Piscine Catching Council.
A Sketch for anyone who has been on a Committee and wondered if there might be a better way. Thankfully quite unlike any Committee I have...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Review of EP Thompson's 'The Making of the English Working Class'
At 900 plus pages this is a big chunk of a history book, the bigness comes from the detail in the narrative rather than from telling a...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Found by a Stream
This beautiful little fossil is unimaginably old, no doubt a geologist could tell me how old, but imagination and measurement don't...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Van Gogh's Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear.
Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear Or Portrait of Jesus with Bandaged Ear. Van Gogh's ‘Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear’ seems aptly...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Centralisation and Monopoly.
Consider a Loaf. Or How we lost the Local Consider a Loaf…in the long past it was baked at home, then as time went on it was purchased...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Human Form Divine.
The world is made up of patterns. All the patterns have a meaning. The patterns may appear random to us. However, sometimes we can see...
Rev Stephen Gamble
On Blakey Ridge
New Year Resolution. Or Hope Human and Divine. Jacqui and I do not stay up late to see the New Year in, we wake up early and go out in...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Thoughts on Forgiveness.
Those who Trespass against us. Or Terriers Barking The other day I was walking the dogs out through the field, intending to head out the...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Prayer is working with God.
Putting your Shoulders to the Task, or Why Pray? Imagine a farm yard around the end of the eighteen hundreds, with a stone built firm set...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Change and Decay in Eternity.
Thoughts beside an Ancient Church. Church buildings are temporal memorials to eternal truths. They are built to mark out and protect a...
Rev Stephen Gamble
In a Church Yard.
Bony Providence Or Providential Questions. The other day whilst exploring the ruins of a Medieval Church, hidden deep in a wooded valley,...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Finding of a Fossil.
Can God Count? Or The Finding of a Fossil. According to the bible the world is 4000 years old, but thanks to science we know that the...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Easter Reflection (although I was tempted to call it Easter Ramblings)
Once More it is Eventide. "At sunset, all who were ill with various diseases were brought to Jesus, and laying His hands on each one,...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Credence.
I found this trifle while going through some old papers. From dating clues in the content, and from my vague recollection, I think I...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Landscape, History, Jesus and the Bible.
Or Walking with WG Hoskins. “…many parts of the English landscape remain just as our forefathers left a long time ago. It is to these...
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