The path winds along the clifftop. To one side is the sea, stretching to a vague horizon, and on the other fields, walls, hedges and above them a skylark. And walking the coast path I can feel the wind on my face, the sun, and occasionally the dampness of light rain.
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Pick up a free copy from any of the churchesPhilip Pullman: The Scarecrow and his Servant
'There you are,' he said. 'Now you remember what your job is, and remember where you belong. Be courteous, and be brave, and be honourable, and be kind. And the best of blooming luck.'David Osborne: The Owl and the Stereo
An introduction to radical Christianity by the Rector of Pilton, Croscombe, North Wootton and Dinder.Terry Pratchett: Going Postal
The vital role of angels - according to Lord Vetinari - in the reform of public services.Miroslav Volf: Free of Charge: giving and forgiving in a culture stripped of grace
The Archbishop's Lent Book for 2006. Excellent so far.Samuel Wells: Improvisation: The Drama of Christian Ethics
About what living as a Christian is like in practice. Are we making it up as we go along?
