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@revpaulwhite @rorysutherland I'm more worried about Big Orange across the pond.

@rorysutherland I'm a lime sceptic - I think that limes caused scurvy but were sold as the cure. Big Lime has a lot to answer for...

Of all national insults, "Limey" has to be the silliest. It is insulting someone for belonging to a group that prefers to avoid dying from scurvy.

@lucaslarner Stanley Hauerwas might agree.

With all this talk of decline in the church and theology it’s a good job I kept my brick trowel lol

@MelStanley3410 @Psephizo @MadsDavies Manchester has mission communities (currently informal groupings). A trawl of diocesan websites might be your best approach. manchester.anglican.org/our-diocese/ab…

Is there any Synod or national level data on the number of dioceses now operating mission communities, oversight areas etc? Writing an assignment and I’m struggling to find clear data on this @Psephizo @MadsDavies

@THERussellGrant Strathkinness - sold four years ago and now in private hands. scotlandschurchestrust.org.uk/church/strathk…

Mother’s Day is one thing but Mothering Sunday is another story. It’s when we should return to our ‘mother church’ (where we were baptised) during Lent, providing an opportunity to reunite with family. Here’s mine - St John the Baptist, Hillingdon, Middlesex - where was yours?

@PeterOuld Black pudding

Things that should not go on pizza Pineapple Chicken Vegetables without some meat Feel free to add to the list

@MadameGilflurt @TheWomanfredi - the perfect one for you!

Your tolerance of this #frockingfabulous glamour gown of the 1950s will depend on your tolerance for orange… #Fashionhistory via 1st Dibs.

@DrFrancisYoung I'm going as a book of random numbers.

What’s your costume for World Book Day this year? I’m going as a Generative AI Subsidiary Content Aggregation Addendum to an already one-sided academic publishing contract

@HumanistQuaker I prefer the simplicity of thw black and white to the colour versions.

I've always been fond of these Annie Vallotton illustrations. All our school Bibles were GNB and so had them, and I'm still a little disoriented when I open other Bibles and they aren't there! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Val…

@CatSpecr It's St David's Day so I suggest Dewi. He has big paws to fill!

Hello there! I'm a boy kitten selected to follow in Pushkin's 🌈 pawsteps! I'm too young to move to the church quite yet, so you'll see my pictures in my foster home. I don't have a name yet, so I'd love to hear suggestions in the comments 😊

@PatrologyVotary I recommend @MFMClavier as one of the most thoughful Anglican voices on this platform.

I’ve realised that I am not following very many Anglicans on here, especially members of the Church of England. Any and all recommendations of faithful Anglican individuals or groups to follow are very welcome.

@HumanistQuaker @JackPosobiec I was once asked in an interview whether I would capitalize s/Scripture or c/Church and why. I didn't get the job but still think about the question.

I doubt myself and @JackPosobiec agree on much at all. But this is how I was taught in English (and Divinity) lessons back in the 1970s. Even as an atheist half a century later it's a habit I can't break; you'll see posts I've made today using "He" etc. when referring to Jesus.

@HumanistQuaker Yes! A staple of school dinners. I also remember when with the addition of curry powder the school mince turned green and we ate it with rice.

My Nana used to make this exact meal (I lived with them until I was 7). Loved it, and would actually happily eat it now. Brown sauce made it special though. Any other children of the 1970s UK remember this too, and getting the same strong sense memories? youtube.com/shorts/S2ZSZt_…

@UndisScot Dollar Academy, Clackmannanshire

WHERE IN SCOTLAND? Where is this? This is part of an image that appears somewhere on Undiscovered Scotland. Please reply with your answers. We'll award kudos to the first correct response before posting the next in the series tomorrow.

@MadsDavies Not quite what I thought it was going to be but stimulating once I adjusted my expectations. Let us know how you get on!

I've read quite a few reviews in the press, but interested to hear readers' thoughts on this. I've been reading the SPCK "Genesis for Everyone" books and was thinking about reading this next.

@MadsDavies @DuncanHegan1 @stalbansholborn @FideliumLondon @ChurchTimes I spy the excellent Ken Eames!

@DuncanHegan1 @stalbansholborn @FideliumLondon @ChurchTimes Thanks so much for sharing all of this, Fr Duncan. Really encouraging and good practical advice too!

Had a great time talking about the Young Adults Mass at @stalbansholborn, @FideliumLondon and the Quiet Revival this afternoon at the “Spring Time for the Church of England” conference organised by the @ChurchTimes. Thank you very much for the invite @MadsDavies !

@ebenezer1954 @martindvz Both my parents were librsrians so a loud Amen!

@martindvz Glad you mention the librarians. Other than Casanova, we have been a decent upstanding bunch over the centuries.

@PSYfem @AmishCatholic One colour for every liturgical season.

@AmishCatholic Every self respecting Anglican should own a cable knit jumper

@ebenezer1954 @lady_valor_07 Cheesecloth shirt suggests 1970s.

@lady_valor_07 1970s?

What decade do you think this is from? 😂🤔

@ebenezer1954 @otokyo__ Carthy

@otokyo__ Luther

Name ONE famous Martin

@DavePiperDJ @TheWomanfredi The group includes rabbis and at least one imam.

When you’re thinking of finally ending your ambivalent relationship with Facebook but then you discover a group which speaks to your very soul.