contextualisation
We (the powellritchie conclave) spent the long weekend at the Wesleyan Methodist Church National Convention. Unfortunately for me my laryngitis made participating in the way I would have liked difficult. However, despite my 'disability '; I really enjoyed the weekend and I have come away with much to think about. Some of those thoughts will probably find their way onto my blog in the next week or so, but for the moment I am still processing.
On Saturday afternoon, I wanted to attend the workshop on Cross-Cultural Ministry, but I found myself distratcted by the beauty of the campsite, so I abandoned my plans, grabbed the camera and spent the last part of the afternoon attempting to capture the atmosphere on film instead.
These are a few of the images I took:
Arohanui
On Saturday afternoon, I wanted to attend the workshop on Cross-Cultural Ministry, but I found myself distratcted by the beauty of the campsite, so I abandoned my plans, grabbed the camera and spent the last part of the afternoon attempting to capture the atmosphere on film instead.
These are a few of the images I took:
Arohanui
Comments
Sorry for the slow response to your comments - I'm glad you enjoyed the photos.
It was nice to meet you at convention, despite communication being something of an issue for me at the time! I have actually been reading your blog from time to time for a wee while (recommended by Jacob via Peter Dobson), so it was nice to be able to connect a face/person to your thoughts.
I really appreciated all that you shared at convention, it was challenging and refreshing, and my mind is still mulling over a number of the issues you raised. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and honesty with us. It was a real gift to me and to others from cession to hear what you had to say, especially at this particular juncture of our life as a community.
Arohanui