Tag Archives: Church
Sunday Snapshots: On the stage
(All from the front row, except for the first photo) At church. This morning.
Typical Tana: Church on a hill
For this week only: Single-photo posts. “Eglise de Faravohitra” | Antananarivo, Madagascar | March 2012 (There are over 5000 church buildings in the city and its suburbs) More in this … Continue reading
Personally I have no bone to pick with graveyards
I love cemeteries. But it’s less about morbid curiosity than it is about reading the headstones and imagining the history of those who lie there. Earlier this month I came … Continue reading
Movers and Shakers
Last week I sat in a Sunday School lesson where the kids were making “Shakers” – musical instruments made from empty containers with a bit of rice inside. While the … Continue reading
Aerobics, a little rest and an engrossing tale
Yesterday I watched with amusement the children’s church in full cry. It started with exercise (to get rid of some of their energy, I suppose), then they moved on to … Continue reading
Christ Church Arcadia
Yesterday I featured a monumental, bold, brand new mosque, which I passed on my way to Johannesburg from Pretoria on Tuesday. Today it’s the turn of a humble little Anglican … Continue reading
The lost son …
… or is that daughter? or just plain child? When I was growing up our family belonged to Sunnyside Methodist church, not far from where we lived. We children would … Continue reading
Children in church
All week I’ve been blogging about children. As my final post I thought I’d feature kids’ ministry / children’s church / Sunday school (or whatever you may know it as) … Continue reading
