Daily Archives: November 6, 2008

Preaching up a storm…

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They start ’em off early in what I will presume to be a Pentecostal/Charismatic church.

Kids really do pay attention and mimic what goes on around them.
From: Bishop Alan’s Blog and Raspberry Rabbit, who wrote:

Quite obviously a baby who’s been listening to the pastor ranting on a Sunday morning. I suppose that Episcopal babies would be lifting their cups up in the air and inviting Teddy, Dolly and Ducky to come up and have a little bits of their teething biscuit no matter what their denominational affiliation might be.
Children do pay attention.

The Archbishop of Canterbury comments on the U.S. election

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From the U.K. Times-Online and Ruth Glendhill’s Articles of Faith:

Regarding the US election, the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams said: ‘It’s been an amazing demonstration of the vitality of the democratic process. A record turnout. And the sense therefore that the issues in the election, the issues about the outgoing American administration, have actually stirred the moral imagination of the United States in ways that people didn’t expect. Given the sort of turnout that we have in British elections it would be quite nice to have an election one of these days that stirred our imagination to that extent.’

(The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams)