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- Journeys of heart and mind – Chris Jefferies
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This index brings together posts on the gradual process of spiritual development or spiritual formation during my life.
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Networks are good for connection and communication. Examples include the internet and the road system (sometimes actually called ‘the road network’). Connection and communication go hand in hand, network connections are the channels and network communications are the messages.
This index lists articles on aspects of church as a network.
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This index links to my ad hoc posts, they may be on more or less anything. These posts are reactions to something I have seen, read, or heard recently, things that I want to deal with individually and usually within a few days.
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This index links to my posts on science and technology topics.
Science is the study of the natural world, covering matter, energy and the multitude of interactions they can be involved in. Technology draws from scientific results to create useful tools and processes.
So, for example, astronomy is scientific, but space flight is technological; geology is scientific but creating a building with stone is technological.
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This index links to my posts on walking the Stroudwater and the Thames and Severn canals in Gloucestershire.
The sections are short (up to three or four miles), but they can be concatenated to make whatever length might suit you best. And if you just want a short stroll, each article is divided into sub-sections; you can choose a part that you like and walk that smaller piece.
Chalford to Daneway is longer, but I plan to rewrite it as two parts.
The analysis excited me, Henry Drummond confirmed what I already knew to be true – this new life in Christ is all about love.
Here’s a modern English version of Henry Drummond’s ‘The Greatest Thing in the World’. His wonderful essay on love was originally created in 1884, and it analyses Paul’s famous chapter 13 of 1 Corinthians. Well worth a read!
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You might enjoy this series of short articles in which I examined Henry Drummond’s essay in more detail.
Why have I gone to the trouble of translating this essay into modern English? Basically, because it deserves a wider audience. Years ago The Greatest Thing was often reprinted as a booklet and was very popular. I remember buying a copy in Wesley Owen’s on Park Street in Bristol back in the 1970s when the language was still less than 100 years out of date. It was a great read and it helped to change my life. The analysis excited me, Henry Drummond confirmed what I already knew to be true – this new life in Christ is all about love. At the same time the little book challenged me and drew me on.
This great essay is no longer widely known or read. It deserves better. It will speak to readers today just as it always did. Read it!
And finally, I just want to thank the family members and friends who read my early drafts and made helpful suggestions, pointed out errors, or were just encouraging. You know who you are.
Copyright in the original has expired while the new version comes with a Creative Commons licence. So please feel free to print or republish either version and distribute it as widely as you like.
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Blast from the past… 13 – December 2023
Blast from the past… 12 – November 2023
Blast from the past… 11 – October 2023
Blast from the past… 10 – September 2023
Blast from the past… 9 – August 2023
Blast from the past… 8 – July 2023
Blast from the past… 7 – June 2023
Blast from the past… 6 – May 2023
Blast from the past… 5 – April 2023
Blast from the past… 4 – March 2023
Blast from the past… 3 – February 2023
Blast from the past… 2 – January 2023

Blast from the past… 1 – December 2022