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Publié par | Wild Goose Publications |
Date de parution | 01 juin 2008 |
Nombre de lectures | 0 |
EAN13 | 9781849520096 |
Langue | English |
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Contents of book © the individual contributors Compilation © 2008 Ruth Burgess
First published 2008 by Wild Goose Publications, 4th Floor, Savoy House, 140 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3DH, UK. Wild Goose Publications is the publishing division of the Iona Community. Scottish Charity No. SCO03794. Limited Company Reg. No. SCO96243. www.ionabooks.com
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Cover painting and internal illustration © Scott Riley
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Non-commercial use: The material in this book may be used non-commercially for worship and group work without written permission from the publisher. If parts of the book are photocopied for such use, please make full acknowledgement of the source. Where a large number of copies are made, a donation may be made to the Iona Community, but this is not obligatory.
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Ruth Burgess has asserted her right in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988, to be identified as the author of this work.
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.
GENERAL CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
TRINITY SUNDAY
GENESIS
EXODUS
FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF JESUS
STORIES AND SAYINGS OF JESUS
PEOPLE JESUS HEALED
ON THE WAY OF JESUS
SAINTS
FATHER’S DAY
SUMMER
WEE BEASTS
ENVIRONMENT
JOURNEY AND PILGRIMAGE
PRAYER
JUSTICE AND PEACE
IN TIMES OF CHANGE
MORNING AND EVENING
PRAYERS FOR THE WEEK
DAILY LIFE
RESOURCES FOR LAMMASTIDE
THE FEAST OF THE TRANSFIGURATION
SOURCES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTRIBUTORS
INDEX OF AUTHORS
CONTENTS IN DETAIL
Key to symbols
Prayer
Biblical reflection
Liturgy
Responses
Song
Story
Sermon
Script
Meditation
Reflection
Poem
Creed
Introduction
TRINITY SUNDAY
Responses for Trinity Sunday
A prayer for Trinity Sunday
God, our gifts we lay before you
God
I think I’ve got it
God of the still small voice
I bet you are nice
A new song
Father to son
A genderless Trinity
God cannot abide sin
Not yet
GENESIS
Genesis One
God’s light
The fruit
The crown of your creation
Noah’s prayer
Lord God of Abraham
Sarah’s story
Hagar’s story
Jacob’s Luz becomes his Bethel
No changing history
EXODUS
Hear my cries, my prayers
Holy ground
The bushes are burning
Behold the Lamb of God
The official statement
Breadmaking God
The manna jar
With unveiled faces
Not counting
Amazed
FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF JESUS
Catching people
Come and see (Andrew remembers)
p4c3‘And she arose and served him’
He’s my son
James
Asleep in the storm
Walking on water
STORIES AND SAYINGS OF JESUS
The eye of the needle
The vine
The Kingdom of heaven
Storyteller
Water of Life
On his way
The Commandments
Setting a hand to the plough
PEOPLE JESUS HEALED
More than I’d ever bargained for
Prayers based on John 6
O Jesus he spak not a word
More than enough
Whispers
The two women
Another working day
At the wedding of Jairus’s daughter
Jesus heals a man with paralysis
Listen to me
Bethesda
Syrophoenician woman
ON THE WAY OF JESUS
The kingdom of God
Follow, follow
Getting angry
On the upside-down road
A right relationship
We know fine well
Meditation on the Lord’s Prayer
God’s wild card
Storage space
Poor in spirit
SAINTS
St Julian’s Day
Paraphrase of Altus Prosator
St Columba’s Day
Great God of the elements
Saints in meltdown
The Fair Flower of Wales
Saints who have walked our roads
Dear Abbot
FATHER’S DAY
Father God
Warm us and heal us with love
Inasmuching
Our Father
Man
A Father’s Day wish for an (almost) absent father
We give thanks for faithful men
The embrace of God’s love
Hymn for Father’s Day
Let us pray for fathers
Fathers
A blessing
SUMMER
Thank you
On the approach of my summer holiday
To go on holiday
Summer
Dandelions
Prayer of thanks for summer fruit
The lake
The shed
All the holidays
Summer intercessions (City life)
Summer solstice
A prayer for midsummer
WEE BEASTS
Haikus written at our cabin
Not afraid
Dealing with hornets
A different moth poem
All the local moths
National Insect Week
Everybody knows that cats like to rumba
Ouch!
ENVIRONMENT
A hymn for World Environment Day
Our footprints are heavy
Two questions
Our polluted world
Be with me, God
Forgive us
Rain
Island prayer
Firm is the rock
In the beginning
Garden gathering
Breathing circles
Teach us to care
JOURNEY AND PILGRIMAGE
The journey
Journey haikus
Pilgrimage
Blessing
Arise within me
Heeling over
God of our journeying
Letter home from Africa
This island of Iona
Iona dance
On the beach at Aberdaron
Affirmation
Walsingham
Empty church, West Sutherland
Pilgrimage
From a youth service of welcome on Iona
On our daily journey
PRAYER
The promised presence
Home
Someday
On writing prayers
Non solum …
We appeal to you
Relaxing
Amen
Prayer
Teach us, Lord Christ, to pray
A prayer room
I heard …
JUSTICE AND PEACE
Your choice
The cost of forgiveness
The dreams of children
Come, Lord Jesus
A dangerous idea
The church is sent
Earning a living
A solemn blessing
I broke the rules
God is generous
A litany for joy and justice in shopping
Teach us to be sparing
Those who make do
God of the different way
IN TIMES OF CHANGE
New beginnings
Yes
In this new place
Adventurous God
Last day
Haikus on reaching seventy
The longest day – thoughts on retirement
Time out
Leaving for university/higher education
Starting a gap year
Prayer for a gap year
Joe’s redemption
God who stands beyond the future
God of new beginnings
Avoiding making decisions – the seven golden rules
God of time and eternity
Speak to me
MORNING AND EVENING
God of the morning
Washing blessing
Joy of our mornings
Gold pieces
Today
It is evening
Night prayers
God of wonder
Hide us in your love
I am tired
The closeness of God
PRAYERS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
DAILY LIFE
A working creed
Storymaking God
Friendship
Our days
Tickle me, God
Screaming inside
Hush puppies
London Sunday
People rush
The dance
Things we can make and do
The Big Book
The God of lost property
I wish
Would I ask?
Prayer in uncertainty
God sends us messages
Listening God
The importance of waiting
God’s place
RESOURCES FOR LAMMASTIDE
God of the ripe corn
The first fruits
My brave father
First and last fruits
God of the harvest
THE FEAST OF THE TRANSFIGURATION
Responses for the Feast of the Transfiguration
They saw his glory
Ever-changing God
Prayer of confession
James and the giant cloud
Christ transfigured
God of the ordinary
Two blessings for the Feast of the Transfiguration
For Joan and Ralph
newly and oldly baptised
With love
INTRODUCTION
Bare Feet and Buttercups is a resource book which covers the period from Trinity Sunday to the Feast of the Transfiguration (August 6th). This period is usually referred to as Ordinary Time, or the Days after Trinity. This is the penultimate book in a series of resource books that cover the Christian calendar.* It will be followed by a resource book called Acorns and Archangels, which will cover the period from the Feast of the Transfiguration to All Hallows Eve (October 31st) and will include the psalms and the prophets, gospel material after the Transfiguration, and the Acts of the Apostles and New Testament letters.
I had thought the series complete until a friend commented: ‘What about all those days after Trinity?’ So here they are!
This book contains material relating to Genesis and Exodus and gospel passages up to the story of the Transfiguration. There are also children’s letters to the Abbot of Monkwearmouth, resources for Father’s Day and for the summer, cats who like to rumba – and a talking dog.
Most of the material in this book consists of the stuff that liturgies are made of: stories, songs, responses, poems, biblical reflections, sermons and prayers.
My grateful thanks to all the contributors for the wealth of rich material I have been privileged to edit – it’s been a labour of delight. It’s also been the second time that one book has turned into two.
Thanks are also due, as always, to the Wild Goose Publications team: Sandra Kramer, Jane Darroch-Riley, Alex O’Neill, Tri Boi Ta and Lorna Rae Sutton, for their professionalism and support. A huge thanks is due to Neil Paynter for his attention to detail, and with whom it is a pleasure to exchange emails. Thanks also to Scott Riley for his artwork.
God of ripe plums
and meadowsweet,
thank you for summer.
Thank you for warmth
and beauty and wonder,
thank you for life.
Ruth Burgess, April 2008
* Candles and Conifers: Resources for All Saints’ and Advent
Hay and Stardust: Resources for Christmas to Candlemas
Eggs and Ashes: Resources for Lent and Holy Week
Fire and Bread: Resources