Rev Stephen Gamble
Gleaning my Saviour.
"I walk, I lift up, I lift up heart, eyes, Down all that glory in the heavens to glean our Saviour." From 'Hurrahing in Harvest' by...
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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
Three Dolgellau Vignettes.
So many moments of our lives disappear into eternity without leaving a trace. Even if we record those moments their legacy through time...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Question.
How to distinguish between a sense of duty and a sense of self importance (in others and yourself) ?
Rev Stephen Gamble
A Son of the Soil.
The soil produces grain—first the stalk, then the head (Mark 4:26) I once knew a young Malaysian man who described himself as a...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Angus Mackay's Last Strathspey, by Stephen Gamble
Angus Mackay (1812 - 1859) was Household Piper to Queen Victoria. He was born on Raasay, an island off the northwest coast of Scotland,...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Considerations of Dostoevsky's Error.
Retelling the Story. Or Telling it like it is. John Bayley, in his editor’s introduction to Pushkin’s verse novel ‘Eugene Onegin’, points...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Ecclesiastes 11:7
Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing it is for the eyes to behold the sun. KJV
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Conrad on Advancement
It’s Tough at the Top Or It’s Tough at the Bottom If you have ever wondered why so many who have authority over us seem to lack wisdom,...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Never Walk in Darkness.
“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Whitby Sea Shore Air and Hornpipe. By Stephen Gamble.
For Solo Violin #TheWhitbySeaShoreAirandHornpipe #vioiln #musicforsoloviolin #folk #fiddle #whitby
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The Most Reverend and the Most Irreverent.
The Most Reverend and the Most Irreverent. Or What I saw in Church. I rather liked this window that I saw in the Church of St Mary the...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Whitby Grape Lane Jig.
Also known as The Rector's Excuse Me. From 'Music for Solo Violin Volume II: North Yorkshire, and a Scottish Excursion' at Lulu.com
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Butterworth and Kleist.
The Banks of Green Willow Or St Cecilia or The Power of Music George Butterworth noted down the folk tune ‘The banks of Green Willow’ as...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Power of Logic.
The Power of Logic Or Reason Unzipped. I have decided to stop zipping up my trouser fly. It takes about a second to zip up and a second...
Rev Stephen Gamble
In the end what counts?
In the twilight of life, God will not judge us on our earthly possessions and human successes, but on how well we have loved. Saint John...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Jude the Obscured.
A Consideration of Thomas Hardy’s ‘Jude the Obscure’ by a Minister of the Christian Religion. I perhaps would have been better to read...
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Golden Fields by Stephen Gamble
#musicforsoloviolin #violin #fiddle #folk #goldenfields
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