musings on leadership in ministry
Today was a good day. I was at Priesthill URC in Glasgow. Priesthill is one of Glasgow’s most deprived areas and is in the midst of a bout of regeneration. In the middle of the scheme is the church. As you can see, the church is in very poor condition. Inside it is damp because Read More …
Jack and I have been talking technology today. More later… Sorry John… I spent the morning talking about how the college (Scottish Congregational College) could make use of some of the very nice free tools that are around now to enable the college and its learners to share their thoughts, their work and communicate. We Read More …
It seems the pressure of being favourites for today’s rugby against france was too much. The game was littered with mistakes, forward passes and bad bounces. We don’t seem to do well when we are fancied to win. Never mind. Back to being underdogs next week when we play wales who beat england yesterday. In Read More …
‘Are computers and mobile phones effective learning aids in Youth Work practice (or Informal Education)?’ (As supplied by Graeme) How does that strike you as a question for my masters research?
If you read this blog regularly you’ll know I’m doing a masters in research. I’ve come to the point where I need to decide what I’m going to research! Any ideas? I was thinking something to do with church youth work and technology use. Would that be helpful? Does anyone care? What would be the Read More …
well… I’ve spent most of the morning working while people have been worshiping with a gospel choir, going to workshops and chatting. It all seems to be going ok…
Morning. At least they tell me it is. I’m at FURY Assembly. It’s 9.25am. I’ve slept, a bit. Much more than lots of other people by the looks of it. I’m not great with not enough (at least 7 hours) sleep so events like this are always a bit of a challenge for me.Anyway, enough Read More …