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Blues, life and redemption

Posted by Semper on 1 June 2007

There is a website in the USA which every few months throws up some really interesting stuff - Reformation 21 - and now they have an article on something which I care about and yet have never really expressed.  Blues music has made a big impression on me.  Although I rarely blow them on my harmonica now I still find that is the music I hum or sing when I am alone.

The article shows that a theology which can only sing hymns and choruses but not sing the blues is shallow and cheap.  The guy who wrote it has a book on the subject coming out - that has to be a purchase.

Click here to read the article. 

Posted in Creation and Resurrection, Music | No Comments »

depArture Arts Centre at Limehouse

Posted by Semper on 31 May 2007

Sue,Coral and Sabena hanging out at depArtureThis is a very good place to hang out if you are in Limehouse/Stepney/Wapping area. Run by London City Mission but a very different place from all their others. It is an attempt at a genuine half-way house between the various sub-cultures in the area.

Although it is called an Arts Centre it is also features crafts like machine sewing, pottery etc.. It has a good cafe space and second hand bookstall.

I’d like to give you a web address but the site is not up and running yet. Here is the real world address:

“depArture”, 649-651 Commercial Road, Limehouse, London E14 7LW

Here is a MultiMap link to find it (click here)

Posted in London, Music, Real life or whatever | 2 Comments »