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Oh, I just noticed - so will I! I thought you joined before me.

Haylea, you'll have a 10th anniversary of being on CF this year! That's a long time. ^_^

Liturgical, of course! :)

Reflecting with others about "asset based community development". By the way, I'm so jazzed that this thread is still going! It was started by my daughter quite a few years ago! :)

Buying a fourth PS3 game controller so that I can play "Little Big Planet" with my son, daughter and her boyfriend! By the way, my daughter is the one who started this thread, way back in 2008! (smile2day2)!!! :D

:o ooh err, mate! :D I'll have a drink, Tom! :D

I live on the Wirral Peninsula in the north west of England. This is the Town Hall, from the Mersey river. This is the promenade, with a small boating lake. This is one of the local pubs, The Farmer's Arms. This is a view of the town, with one of the high schools in foreground. This...

I'm really excited about the future of the C of E, in particular, with ++Justin. And I think he's here at just the right time for the Anglican Communion as well.

Hey, happy February everybody! :wave: Soon it will be Easter... :doh:

Have been praying.

I missed the Alehouse rush! :doh: That's what happens when you blink for too long - suddenly it's the 1st of June!!! Where has this year gone???

Prayers for both of you! :amen:

This place is covered in dust! Aaaa...CHOO!!!!! :)

Welcome, Karen. So glad to hear that your worship with a local Anglican church was a good experience. :)

Apart from the stuff about India, Hinduism and Buddhism, which has no real basis in truth that I have ever seen (the idea that Jesus went to India, I mean, not whether Hinduism or Buddhism has any truth, which I think they do have some truth), the rest is stated beautifully.

Yeah, i am amazing... ;) For some reason, i just loved meeting and being with you, too, Haylz! :hug:

No, the alehouse does not exist.

Congratulations and may you be blessed in your ministry for Christ! :clap:

Hi everyone! For those who remember Andy Broadley and Laura (Nvrbnunloved), today is their WEDDING DAY!!! :clap: They met here on Christian Forums several years ago. Although not Anglican, Andy and Laura posted often in the Canterbury Alehouse thread, and sometimes also in the main threads...

Hi Dominic, welcome to the Anglican area - I'm a deacon in the Church of England, to become priest in June. As Tom said, the official discernment process with the DDO lasts around a year, then you would choose either a regional training course or a residential college, for 2 or 3 years. Going...