Wednesday, September 27, 2006

worshipcentral


Saturday was one truly awesome day spent at worshipcentral, a new school of worship to train and equip worship leaders, musicians and worshippers. Led by Tim Hughes, worshipcentral is based at Holy Trinity Brompton and run in partnership with Soul Survivor.

It worked really well on a few different levels. Just the worship times themselves were full-on, passionate, spacious and vibrant. The ministry times were profound and powerful. The talks and seminars were thought provoking. The chance for the group of us that went to hang out and get to know each other better (particularly during the extended meal breaks) was great. The opportunity to re-connect with others across the worship music scene was really encouraging.

I think the vision for it is amazing and the whole dynamic of having a gathering of worshipping community is incredibly powerful and something God loves and shines on I think. It feels like God's doing a new thing across all the divides of denomination, movements etc and it's really exciting and a priviledge to be a part of it all.

The atmosphere of 850 worshipper's hearts all joining as one in praise to God was just electric and so totally Spirit-filled. It felt like home and a place where you could really be free and God could 'take the shackles off your feet so you could dance'! I absolutely loved it and so did the 6 others from the Potton Vineyard Church music worship team that i brought along. We all came home buzzing, all fired up, inspired, challenged and motivated afresh.

Check out http://worshipcentral.org.uk/

Friday, September 22, 2006

Phototastic

Finally got round to getting the afore mentioned pictures.

The prestigious (or should that be pretentious??!!) Potton show took place the weekend of the 9th/10th September. The ever diligent people of Potton (and surrounding villages) competing in the various classes and categories from heaviest onion, to most pointed carrot, most delicious rock cakes (men only), to best animal made from fruit and veg . . . and the list continued (150 classes in all!!). The entrance fee was a steep 20p per item, but we pushed all thought of our dwindling bank balance aside and I entered 4 of the photographic classes and Beth 2 of the Under 5 categories.



Well what a result... I got third for my sunset photo (50p prize money!) and Beth not only first place in 'picture any subject/any media' (£1 prize!) but also 'Outstanding Exhibit' out of all the Under 5 classes - we were well proud!!



Beth really had no idea what was going on and wouldn’t even collect her ‘cup’….. the reality sunk in when we used her winnings to purchase a BigCookLittleCook DVD – oh yes now all we hear about is her (watching) her prize!

Saturday, September 16, 2006

Likin' This

Nicked this from an acquaintance’s blog - the ideal in camera phone!! Really appealed to the texter in me!



Will says I need to put up more pics, and I will, just need to remember to actually get them!!

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Scary



Have reached that stage when everyday foods go out of date AFTER my due date – thus forcing my brain to imagine eating the cheese (as it was in this case) after the baby has been born!!! Help we have another small person on the way!!!

You know me don't really like to deal with stuff until it happens - or afterwards in many cases!