10 Mon Apr 2017
Posted in Rural Diary
St. Mary’s church, Flixton
Richard and I attended Compline this evening at St. Mary’s church in Flixton.
“ Make me to know your ways, O Lord;
teach me your paths.
Lead me in your truth, and teach me,
for you are the God of my salvation;
for you I wait all day long.”
Psalm 25 vv 4-5
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Wishing you and your family a blessed Easter, Clare. ❤
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Thank-you so much, Jill and the same to you and yours. ❤
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The psalms are full of good advice, well chosen.
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Thank-you,Susan. There seems to be something in the psalms for almost every occasion.
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Amen. Lovely church photos, Clare! And your trees don’t look any further along in the leaf department than ours, which surprises me.
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Thank-you, Lisa. Our leaves appear gradually most years starting with the shrubs and hedges and then the taller trees. By mid-May the trees should be all in leaf. I think that compared with this time last year we are a lot greener as we have had some warm days and much more sunshine.
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I don’t know when I last heard Compline. I remember that when we were at school, we used to call it ‘the complete spiritual food’, after its alter ego, Complan.
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Complan! Is it still available?
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Who knows? The idea makes me shudder.
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Ughhh!
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A special week for Christians–enjoy!
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Thank-you, Kerry!
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Have a good Easter Clare, the church looks lovely with its windows lit.
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Thank-you very much, Andrea.
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I hope you have a nice warm and sunny Easter.
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Thank-you very much, Allen!
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A Happy Easter to you and your family, Clare!
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Thank-you Lavinia and to you too!
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