Painting – Irresistible Richmond
Dimmeys watercolour 58 by 48cms. Street Shadows Richmond, Watercolour 58 by 48cms.
Prose – The other side of the story
By Bill Pugh In his exit appointment a young single minister was appointed to the Alpine parish. No one wanted to go there.
Prose – Letters and Faith
By Bill Pugh On a weekday afternoon, I sometimes hear the periodic squeak of brakes coming along the street. Mark, our postie, on his motor cycle, is delivering the mail. We pause for a chat and he hands over the mail.
Prose – Ladders and Faith
By Bill Pugh When we were kids, five of us, four boys and a sister, our backyard was a special place. In summer we played test cricket, a few neighbours in the team. In winter we kicked the football around.
Poem – WALKING THE LABYRINTH WITH THE WHOLE CREATION
By Rev John Cranmer Here is a walking the Dunkeld Labyrinth with the whole Creation context by mountain sun sky trees a white-blueness — a multi-variant-greenness a red-tinged-brownness mirrored-together in gently
Poem – A SILENCE BEYOND THOUGHT
By Rev John Cranmer come find those silences between the words that minds speak to themselves as they tread sharp-edges of aloneness here release the mind from its frenetic-yabberings screamed-out in the darkness of it
Poem – The Dispossessed
Ring Tailed Possum – ‘Hand Drawn with Mouse’ Digital Art 2002 by Margaret Gambold.
Poem – The Lonely
Central Australia Desert – ‘Hand Drawn with Mouse’ Digital Art 2002 by Margaret Gambold. By Margaret Gambold Lonely corridors they walk, defeated, the world’s lonely.
Poem – THE YEAST AND THE DOUGH
By Rev John Cranmer Welcome compatriots ALL to the ambivalent joy of being a bubbling-fermenting opening-up presence for the whole of life and human-civilization Come fly-wild on the wings of our frenetically-in-actio