Category Archives: Faith
A bit of Taize comes to Menlo Park
Trinity Church, which the DGs attend, has been having a monthly Taize service for the last six months or so. There was to be a hiatus this summer but very wise rector, the Rev. Matthew Dutton-Gillett, on learning that the … Continue reading
Filed under Brain cancer, Faith, Support angels
Starting the day with “church at home”
As the DGs have told the hospice people who inquired about their spiritual needs, they have a plethora of wonderful clergy in their lives. Two were attendance this morning – David Perry and Stuart Coxhead (hint of his head in … Continue reading
Filed under Brain cancer, Faith, Support angels
When faith endures in spite of religion
So for various reasons the Charter for Compassion got on both of the Dual Gs radar this week – they’ve blogged about it both on InMenlo and on gulker.com. If you’re active on one of the social networking platforms, you’ve … Continue reading
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Color the gimps exhausted, but Eucharist bread delivered
Lately, there have been numerous mentions made here and on the male DG’s blog about running out of gas. Today it is officially so. After all the travels and a great Halloween celebration with Grace and family, they’ve officially had … Continue reading
Filed under Faith, Living each day
From Bono to blues with a stop back in Little Rock
Sometimes the female DG thinks she’s living a movie. Like on days like this when they wake up at The Langham in Pasadena surrounded by U2 roadies and their gigantic buses (the band is playing at the Rose Bowl tonight … Continue reading
Filed under Faith, Living each day, Outings
Just a “regular” early evening for the gimps
It did occur to the female DG [again] tonight that maybe she and the male DG aren’t quite, as they say, “regular.” Not that she knows what regular is. That thought came to her when she found herself (still cramping … Continue reading
Kindle our hearts, and awaken hope
It’s hard enough to be faithful to God in the 21st century, let alone proclaim one’s faith to the wider secular society. The latter seems to come easier to those more evangelical in mission and conservative in theology than those … Continue reading
Filed under Brain cancer, Faith
