Community Gossip
Gossip? In Old English, a “godsibb” was a godmother or godfather, from “god” plus “sib,” meaning “relative” (related to our modern “sibling”). It was later used to refer to companions in childbirth – people from the community who were there in difficult and celebratory times.
Here you'll find a list of things we've been doing/thinking/reading.









We gathered in University Parks, a venue we often have all to our selves, but the sunshine had tempted out lots of different groups enjoying the space (and also lots of flies - or as Niamh and Pheobe called them 'baby dragons'!).

Greenbelt has become an important beat in the rhythm of mayBe's life and we've been invited to contribute again this year.
We have a new forms slot again, this time Saturday 7pm. We'll also be doing something else, but the powers that be have yet to tell us what -- we hope to lead another spontaneous worship like last year's umberella-covered, arty gathering.


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Maunday community meal 7pm Thursday @Rich+Tracey+Harvey and @Andrea - this week our own experience and our interaction with the scripture story of the Passion of the Christ are the resource - opoprtunity to share stuff from our own experience of Holy Week - a thought, an idea, a story, a poem, a piece of music, a scene from a film...
Being stimulated by this book recommended by Cara (thanks Cara): how (not) to speak of God by Pete Rollins of ikon, Belfast. He articulates (in an often very poetic way) some of the themes and practices that have inspired many in the alt/emerging church conversation like mayBe community, and gives us a push to explore them more deeply.