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Autumn Statement | act justly love mercy walk humbly
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Act justly love mercy walk humbly. Thoughts on faith, justice, equality and changing the world one step at a time. November 25, 2016. Things we have learned from the Autumn Statement:. 1) Labour were right, borrowing to invest is a good thing. 2) After 6 years of pain, the Tories haven’t managed to reduce our national debt one jot, it’s still going up. 4) Despite Mrs May’s lovely speech, the poorest families will be hundreds of pounds a year worse of f. The story of the black stuff. Money Talks →. Blog a...
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Money Talks | act justly love mercy walk humbly
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Act justly love mercy walk humbly. Thoughts on faith, justice, equality and changing the world one step at a time. January 6, 2017. On the same day, the radio news had a story about the gender pay gap. A good news story, that for women in their 20s, the gap had narrowed to 5%. Hang on, this is a good news story? That today, still, women who are just starting out in the work place are already being paid 5% less than men. It gets worse. The pay gap for older women remains stubbornly wide. Never heard of it?
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The story of the black stuff | act justly love mercy walk humbly
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Act justly love mercy walk humbly. Thoughts on faith, justice, equality and changing the world one step at a time. The story of the black stuff. November 25, 2016. The roots of the devastation that is climate change lie in the same roots as the industrial revolution in the discovery and burning of coal. Leading to steam engines, capitalism, colonialism and the British Empire. Without coal, none of this would have been possible. And we have merely been postponing the consequences. Does it even matter?
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Just a few clarifications… – Clergy Spouse Support
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A place for clergy spouses to find information, advice and links to Facebook support groups. December 23, 2016. Just a few clarifications…. Eight days on from my last post I confess I have been amazed at the amount of views it has had. Clearly Angela Tilby’s comments have stirred up much interest in this area. I was equally surprised to find my blog referred to by Ian Paul in his own blog post on the topic http:/ www.psephizo.com/life-ministry/should-clergy-have-christmas-day-off/. Surely a better model ...
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georgiemenzies – Clergy Spouse Support
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A place for clergy spouses to find information, advice and links to Facebook support groups. December 23, 2016. Just a few clarifications…. Eight days on from my last post I confess I have been amazed at the amount of views it has had. Clearly Angela Tilby’s comments have stirred up much interest in this area. I was equally surprised to find my blog referred to by Ian Paul in his own blog post on the topic http:/ www.psephizo.com/life-ministry/should-clergy-have-christmas-day-off/. December 15, 2016.
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The Clergy Spouse Christmas – Clergy Spouse Support
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A place for clergy spouses to find information, advice and links to Facebook support groups. October 11, 2016. The Clergy Spouse Christmas. Accept, grieve, get Christmas in perspective. 2 Put family time in the diary now and plan ahead. 3 Be realistic about what you can manage as a family. 4 Christmas is just a day we happen to have labelled ‘Christmas’. 5 Do Advent and the 12 days of Christmas. But if you can revive Advent and the 12 days of Christmas in your own home you may find it takes some pressure...
