- Richard Hall: The Anglican Communion’s Glue Factor
Richard on the Cardo in ancient Sepphoris, up in the Galilee near Nazareth (2014) Richard Hall was a loving and ... read more
10 months ago - A pause for FSRL, but a pause filled with work and hopeIt is Holy Saturday, 11 April, 2020. A pause in the pace of life, on many levels. So much has happened since our last posts, in early January, that I am embarrassed even to try ... read more11 months ago
- The new normalPandemic. Covid 19. Social and/or physical distancing. The stalled economy. I have no new or creative thoughts to share on these topics. That being said, I encourage anyone reading this to look elsewhere for public ... read more11 months ago
- Pete is Home (in quarantine)Hello everyone, This is Pete’s friend and website admin Holly. Pete came home early from Tanzania due to the coronavirus. Pete has been traveling since early Friday morning, and is now finally home, in quarantine ... read more12 months ago
- March UpdatesHello Everyone! I apologize (once again) for the long gap between blog posts. First, let me assure you that I am healthy, happy, and safe here in Oman. Like much of the world, we are ... read more12 months ago
- The childrenThe children make life here so pleasant when things are so tough all around them. Many times the eldest girl takes care of the younger siblings in the family. In this picture the girl has ... read more12 months ago
- First week in TanzaniaHello everyone, It’s good to be back here at St. Philips Theological College. Here is some of what I’ve been doing.
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1 year ago - Awesome Anna and the American-made Peace Plan1 year ago
- A tiny article about the life of FSRL: a reflection upon the occasion of the memorials for those lost in the catastrophic earthquake ten years agoThis little article was written on January 9th 2020. It is a reflection on the life of FSRL, in light of the earthquake in Haiti ten years ago on January 12, 2010. If you are ... read more1 year ago
- Our biggest class yet!School is back in session in this new year! The twenty-seven new first-year students are here! They should have started in the first week of October, but their first day was Tuesday 7 January. On ... read more1 year ago
- Christmas community
The stain glass window in the back of the cathedral, dark because the sun is not outThe greeting “Merry Christmas” started on September 1st, ... read more
1 year ago - Well Past TimeAs the title of this blog post says, it is well past time for an update from the Gregorys in Guatemala. To be honest, we’ve been saying that several months now and Brian has been ... read more1 year ago
- Year 2 begins
My last sunset in the U.S. before boarding my flightI arrived back in the Philippines on December 2nd to start my second year. My ... read more
1 year ago - Sermon: Pray…then ActSt. Alban’s Mission, Antigua, GuatemalaThe Rev. Brian GregoryOctober 20, 2019Church Year C: The 19th Sunday after PentecostGenesis 32:22-31, Psalm 121, 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5, Luke 18:1-8 Good morning. It has been a couple of months since ... read more1 year ago
- A New NormalIt is hard to believe we have been in Guatemala for more than a month now. Our first week and a half was spent taking a bit of time getting settled (yes, there is privilege ... read more1 year ago
