Author: Richard Hall
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Hymn of the day
One of Charles Wesley’s best known hymns today
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Photo Print Day
#PhotoPrintDay is an initiative started last year by @smalltowninertia to use photography to do a bit of good in the world. There we two last year, and the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have prompted another, to be held on 18/19 February. You don’t have to be “A Photographer” to take part – any sort…
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With all your mind?
Kim Fabricius argues that learning and scholarship are not the enemies of faith
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Testing a “new” camera
A few images from a test roll of film
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On reading the Bible
How we read the Bible is very often at the heart of the issue when Christians disagree. I offer a few guidelines on how I think the Bible is best approached.
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Hymn of the Day
This is not one of Mr Wesley’s that I’ve ever sung, but I think it should be! I can’t tell you what tune it would have been set to, but it goes nicely to ‘Amsterdam’
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Did I mention that I have made a new zine?
My latest zine was delivered today! If you’d like a copy, I’d be happy to oblige. £5 in the UK, £8 elsewhere. PayPal suits me, but contact me if that doesn’t work for you. #BelieveInFilm #ShootFilmBeNice #Photography #Shrewsbury #zines
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Thoughts at St Govan’s Chapel
This is St Govan’s Chapel, set almost at the bottom of a sea cliff on the Pembrokeshire coastline. It dates from the twelfth century, but is reputed to be on the site of a sixth century hermitage. The origins of the place are lost in myth, but it has long been (and remains) a place…
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The Haircut
I can’t remember where I found this joke. It’s been on my hard drive for a while, but it still gives me a smile.