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Lectionary sermon for 14 December 2014 on Isaiah 61:1-4,8-11 and John 1: 6-8,19-28
FILTERING CHRISMAS THROUGH THE POLAROIDS For we who have the good fortune to live amongst the wealthy, one of the intriguing developments to Christmas over recent years has been the way our Christmas images have been reshaped as they link to our … Continue reading
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