Hi all,
i'm quite happy to lead the prayer time on the 19th with the stuff i
prepared for the last meeting if that's want people want to do? ...
I was also wondering if there was an evening carol service we could
go to afterwards together seeing as it's so close to Christmas?
though i guess it's likely a few of you will already have commitments
at your regular churches that evening...
i'll bring some mince pies to get us in the spirit of things anyway!
Esther
Hello all
I've been told no message was recieved re: Sunday. I was asked to
work at short notice and agreed without thinking, by the time I
realised I'd double booked myself it was too late to cancel the
shift.
I did phone but had to leave a message on the BT answer service
which I guess wasn't recieved in time, either that or I left a
message on a complete strangers phone... :(
I am sorry. I realise others put time and effort into preparing and
I was looking forward to it.
Eilidh
Yes, thanks Stuart for a thought provoking Bible study and discussion. Apologies Esther for not getting round to the time of prayer and thanks to everyone else for coming along and participating.
I was thinking similar thoughts to rae. I think starting next meeting with a good time of prayer would be right, since time got the better of us on Sunday past.
The Big Dress squares went well - it was relaxed, therapeutic, fun with enjoyable conversation and a good few laughs over spelling mistakes and our shortcomings as artists. Since there is still a need for squares and we have plenty more resources then I'd be happy to decorate some more next month.
On the Bible study front - we did, as Esther said, "leave with more questions than we started with", so it would be good to explore a bit further. At the same time carrying on directly from last month makes it harder for those who weren't there to join us. So I think we should utilise some of the themes raised but ensure that participation is not dependant upon being there last Sunday. Stuart would you be happy to chair / lead again?
Rae, I may take you up on your offer, time permitting - its amazing how often I leave my Bible somewhere - its even been known to evangelise without me : )
Brian
-----Original Message----- From: Raemond Bradford [mailto:brads550@...] Sent: 30 November 2004 02:36 To: glasgowspeakgroup@... Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Next meeting
Hi all
Sunday's meeting went really well, I reckon - a good Bible study and an enjoyable time painting. Thanks Stuart and Brian for preparing!
Towards the end we were wondering about the next meeting's Bible study....... so here is a suggestion.
We decorated 9 big dress squares and there are only 36 left to do! So how about starting with a longer time of prayer then spending the rest of the time decorating more squares and possibly further discussing the many points raised in this Sunday's Bible study? Or.....?
Also, if anyone is feeling bored or can't wait till the next meeting to express their artistic, creative side again, or even if you left something behind, then you're welcome to come round before then.
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Apologies for missing Sundays meeting, I'm assuming my message did get passed on! I was looking forward to it too :(
I'm obviously a bit behind on the big dress squares (I even had them all planned out in my head) so if there's an opportunity for us to meet up and do some more 'decorating' then I'll happily come along :)
Eilidh
Raemond Bradford <brads550@...> wrote:
Hi all
Sunday's meeting went really well, I reckon - a good Bible study and an enjoyable time painting. Thanks Stuart and Brian for preparing!
Towards the end we were wondering about the next meeting's Bible study....... so here is a suggestion.
We decorated 9 big dress squares and there are only 36 left to do! So how about starting with a longer time of prayer then spending the rest of the time decorating more squares and possibly further discussing the many points raised in this Sunday's Bible study? Or.....?
Also, if anyone is feeling bored or can't wait till the next meeting to express their artistic, creative side again, or even if you left something behind, then you're welcome to come round before then.
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Sunday's meeting went really well, I reckon - a good Bible study and an enjoyable time painting. Thanks Stuart and Brian for preparing!
Towards the end we were wondering about the next meeting's Bible study....... so here is a suggestion.
We decorated 9 big dress squares and there are only 36 left to do! So how about starting with a longer time of prayer then spending the rest of the time decorating more squares and possibly further discussing the many points raised in this Sunday's Bible study? Or.....?
Also, if anyone is feeling bored or can't wait till the next meeting to express their artistic, creative side again, or even if you left something behind, then you're welcome to come round before then.
I'm know this doesn't fall under any of the current Speak campaigns,
but I'm aware of the existance of a healthcare sphere and figured it
might be worth posting.
Lib Dem MSP Jeremy Purvis has leveled a motion at Holyrood calling
for people to have the right to die with dignity and essentially
calling for a change in the law on euthanasia.
The House of Lords is also currently considering Lord Joffe's
bill "Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill" at Westminster.
There is also going to be a conference in Edinburgh on January 15th
2005 re: euthanasia with the aforementioned MSP as one of the
speakers.
Just thought I'd bring it to peoples attention if anyone was
concerned.
Eilidh
Hi there,
I was planning on going, so I'll aim to be there for 7.20 pm :)
Eilidh
--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., Graeme Heywood
<graeme.heywood@n...> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Is anyone going to the Tearfund meeting on Thursday night 7.30pm?
I am
> planning to go, so we could meet there at 7.20pm?
>
> Graeme
I'll meet you (and anyone else) outside Challenge House at 7:20pm Thursday
then.
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Graeme Heywood [mailto:graeme.heywood@...]
Sent: 23 November 2004 10:37
To: glasgowspeakgroup@...
Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Thursday night
Hi everyone,
Is anyone going to the Tearfund meeting on Thursday night 7.30pm? I am
planning to go, so we could meet there at 7.20pm?
Graeme
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>From: Raemond Bradford <brads550@...>
>Reply-To: glasgowspeakgroup@...
>To: glasgowspeakgroup@...
>Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] emails and list
>Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 23:51:43 +0000 (GMT)
>
>Hi
>Most of us will have received the email from Lucy (shown below in case you haven't!).
>I've emailed back with the web address of this yahoo group so that Lucy can join or read the messages.
>As only a few out of the larger list have joined this, we should probably send out another email soon about the next meeting (or meetings)? Should we try and encourage more people to join the yahoo group?
>
>Bye
>
>Rae
>
>Lucy wrote;
>
>
>Dear all,
>
>This is just a quick email with a really good link to some useful information about lobbying your MPs. This is especially good if you are organising an event which you can invite your MP to. If not, please be trying to make contact with you MP either by writng to them or seeing them at an MP's surgery. By the day of action in February, we would like all MPs to know about the Big Dress Campaiign so that we can invite them to see the dress and we can discuss the issues.
>http://www.christianaid.org.uk/campaign/resource/mphints/index.htm
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>Also, I was wondering if I could be put on all your email loop things for your groups? It would just make recording what groups are up to easier (for volumise etc), because we don't always get time to talk about everything on the phone!
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Most of us will have received the email from Lucy (shown below in case you haven't!).
I've emailed back with the web address of this yahoo group so that Lucy can join or read the messages.
As only a few out of the larger list have joined this, we should probably send out another email soon about the next meeting (or meetings)? Should we try and encourage more people to join the yahoo group?
Bye
Rae
Lucy wrote;
Dear all,
This is just a quick email with a really good link to some useful information about lobbying your MPs. This is especially good if you are organising an event which you can invite your MP to. If not, please be trying to make contact with you MP either by writng to them or seeing them at an MP's surgery. By the day of action in February, we would like all MPs to know about the Big Dress Campaiign so that we can invite them to see the dress and we can discuss the issues. http://www.christianaid.org.uk/campaign/resource/mphints/index.htm
Also, I was wondering if I could be put on all your email loop things for your groups? It would just make recording what groups are up to easier (for volumise etc), because we don't always get time to talk about everything on the phone!
Thank you so much! God Bless
Lucy xxxxxxxxxxx
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Next Speak meeting is on the 28th (a week on Sunday) at Rae's. I sent Jo an email to send out about it. I think we left the Bible bit up to Stuart to decide exactly what he was doing, and Esther agreed to lead the prayer time.
For the big dress I have purchased fabric, fabric paints, brushes, glitter pens, kids craft things etc., but if you have arty stuff that would be useful feel free to bring it along.
Speak uses the flower model so that everyone in the network (Speak is not an organisation) has a voice on what we campaign about. As a local group it is up to us what we focus on. My feelings would be that we chiefly support the main Speak campaign(s) and issues of geographical proximity - e.g. G8 summit, Scottish Parliament etc. being careful not to spread ourselves too thinly.
Brian
-----Original Message----- From: E MacPhee [mailto:fuzzibummer@...] Sent: 17 November 2004 13:58 To: glasgowspeakgroup@... Subject: Re: [glasgowspeakgroup] Tearfund meeting
Thanks Rae. I'd seen it promoted on their website and kept meaning to phone/email/make a nuisance of myself to find out more about it. :) I also came across 'Lift The Label' (Tearfund).
I think it might be part of the youth/student site, but thought I'd point it out all the same. From what I can gather there're having a weekend of action 3-5th December.
I meant to ask this at the last meeting, but forgot - who is it that decides which issue (eg: Arms trade, fair trade) we campaign? Social justice is obviously a pretty broad topic and I'd just like to be a little clearer on what we should be concentrating on at the moment. I guess I might be better to ask Lucy. Hmm.
Can I just confirm plans for the 28th? (yes, I was paying attention last meeting :P) I know we had the Big Dress thingy plus there was some talk of a study on Amos. Correct? Anything else?
Thanks,
Eilidh
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Thanks Rae. I'd seen it promoted on their website and kept meaning to phone/email/make a nuisance of myself to find out more about it. :) I also came across 'Lift The Label' (Tearfund).
I think it might be part of the youth/student site, but thought I'd point it out all the same. From what I can gather there're having a weekend of action 3-5th December.
I meant to ask this at the last meeting, but forgot - who is it that decides which issue (eg: Arms trade, fair trade) we campaign? Social justice is obviously a pretty broad topic and I'd just like to be a little clearer on what we should be concentrating on at the moment. I guess I might be better to ask Lucy. Hmm.
Can I just confirm plans for the 28th? (yes, I was paying attention last meeting :P) I know we had the Big Dress thingy plus there was some talk of a study on Amos. Correct? Anything else?
Thanks,
Eilidh
brads550 <brads550@...> wrote:
Hi Some may be interested in a meeting at Tearfund's office - Challenge House, 29 Canal St, Glasgow, G4 0AD (between Caledonian Uni and M8) - on Thursday 25th November at 7:30pm.
It is "An evening to get aware and mobilised for campaign around the G8 summit next July & a preview of Global action resources."
Should be good, so I'm planning to go.
Rae
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Thanks for the info Rae. I should see you there, DV.
Brian
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Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Tearfund meeting
Hi
Some may be interested in a meeting at Tearfund's office - Challenge
House, 29 Canal St, Glasgow, G4 0AD (between Caledonian Uni and M8) -
on Thursday 25th November at 7:30pm.
It is "An evening to get aware and mobilised for campaign around the
G8 summit next July & a preview of Global action resources."
Should be good, so I'm planning to go.
Rae
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Hi
Some may be interested in a meeting at Tearfund's office - Challenge
House, 29 Canal St, Glasgow, G4 0AD (between Caledonian Uni and M8) -
on Thursday 25th November at 7:30pm.
It is "An evening to get aware and mobilised for campaign around the
G8 summit next July & a preview of Global action resources."
Should be good, so I'm planning to go.
Rae
Hi,
sounds like no one else free but i'm planning on going to the gft
tomoz (thur) for 8pm show - give me a call if you can come! (6323313
or 07932194493...
if not see you on the 28th..
Esther x
Hi guys,
Bummer, I I'd like to see the film if others are going, but can't make
Wed or Thur evening. If anyone is able to go to Thur 14.15 (the
advantage of shift work!) I'd go then. Otherwise it may possibly be on
another week at ugc, so would go anytime others are free.
Dave, let me add my thanks for setting up the group!
Graeme
Getting baptised (amoung other things!) this weekend....so nope.
Seems a shame we didn't know about it earlier though.
Am in agreement with Rae - you should all go and see 'The
Corporation' if you haven't done so already. Twas very interesting.
Eilidh
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> Leave: 4pm Sunday 14th November
> Venue: The University of Birmingham Catholic Chaplaincy,
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i thought i could make it when i got an email from someone from london a while back but i can't envisage it now.
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I can't make it but can anyone else make it to the Flower model weekend at
such short notice?
The details are:
Arrive: 7pm Friday 12th November
Leave: 4pm Sunday 14th November
Venue: The University of Birmingham Catholic Chaplaincy, Newman
House, 29 Harrisons Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 3QS
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Just back from watching "the corporation" and it is well worth seeing and taking others along when you go. It has disgusting stories of corporate greed but inspiring stories of successful campaigns and a powerful encouragement to be active!!
Thanks again Esther for finding this film.
Rae
Gideon David Ampofo <gdampofo@...> wrote:
Hi,
I really don't know how this was set up but am glad it works!!
Film: I could have made tonight but unfortunately am only now checking my mail!! I could make Wednesday/Friday/Saturday for this film but not Thursday. But we should try and get 2 c it as it sounds interesting.
chow for now
>From: "fuzzibummer" <fuzzibummer@...> >Reply-To: glasgowspeakgroup@... >To: glasgowspeakgroup@... >Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Re: hello >Date: Tue, 09 Nov 2004 14:20:32 -0000 > > >Hello again, > >I think Thursday might be unlikely - I need to be elsewhere by 7pm :( > >I could go tonight, but as you say, it doesn't give anyone else much >of an opportunity. Ack. :( > >Eilidh > >--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., Raemond Bradford ><brads550@y...> wrote: > > Hi Eilidh > > I could make the 5:10pm showing on Thurs - are you ok with that? > > It is also on at the UGC, eg at 7:50pm tonight - though that >wouldn't give others in the group much time to check their emails! > > > > Rae
I really don't know how this was set up but am glad it works!!
Film: I could have made tonight but unfortunately am only now checking my mail!! I could make Wednesday/Friday/Saturday for this film but not Thursday. But we should try and get 2 c it as it sounds interesting.
chow for now
>From: "fuzzibummer" <fuzzibummer@...> >Reply-To: glasgowspeakgroup@... >To: glasgowspeakgroup@... >Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Re: hello >Date: Tue, 09 Nov 2004 14:20:32 -0000 > > >Hello again, > >I think Thursday might be unlikely - I need to be elsewhere by 7pm :( > >I could go tonight, but as you say, it doesn't give anyone else much >of an opportunity. Ack. :( > >Eilidh > >--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., Raemond Bradford ><brads550@y...> wrote: > > Hi Eilidh > > I could make the 5:10pm showing on Thurs - are you ok with that? > > It is also on at the UGC, eg at 7:50pm tonight - though that >wouldn't give others in the group much time to check their emails! > > > > Rae > > > >
Hello again,
I think Thursday might be unlikely - I need to be elsewhere by 7pm :(
I could go tonight, but as you say, it doesn't give anyone else much
of an opportunity. Ack. :(
Eilidh
--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., Raemond Bradford
<brads550@y...> wrote:
> Hi Eilidh
> I could make the 5:10pm showing on Thurs - are you ok with that?
> It is also on at the UGC, eg at 7:50pm tonight - though that
wouldn't give others in the group much time to check their emails!
>
> Rae
I could make the 5:10pm showing on Thurs - are you ok with that?
It is also on at the UGC, eg at 7:50pm tonight - though that wouldn't give others in the group much time to check their emails!
Rae
e macphee <e_a_macphee@...> wrote:
Hi all,
I'd be interested in going along to see that. I could make the Tuesday showings or the earlier showings on the Thursday. Wednesday is the only day that is out. :)
Thank you, David, for getting the group set up. Looks good :)
Eilidh
>From: "brads550" <brads550@...> >Reply-To: glasgowspeakgroup@... >To: glasgowspeakgroup@... >Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Re: hello >Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2004 23:46:32 -0000 > > >Hi >Thanks for that news, I hadn't heard of the film. I'm interested in >going though it looks as if it finishes at the gft on
Thursday. >Times are; >Tue 14:15 & 18:00 >Wed 14:15, 17:10 & 20:00 >Thurs14:15, 17:10 & 20:00 > >I can't make Wednesday but Tuesday at 6pm or Thursday at 8pm would be >ok with me. > >Thanks David for setting up the group. > >Rae > > >--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., "esthercurnock" ><ecurnock@f...> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > Good to see this up and functioning - thanks David! > > > > Just wondering if anyone had seen the film 'The corporation' and > > could tell me if it's worth seeing - about capitalism & > > globalisation, looked interesting on the trailer... i think it's > > still on at the gft this week... > > let me know if any of you want to see it too... > > > >
Esther > > >
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Hi all,
I'd be interested in going along to see that. I could make the Tuesday
showings or the earlier showings on the Thursday. Wednesday is the only day
that is out. :)
Is anyone going to the Human Richts conference at Findlay this weekend?
Lemme know! :) http://www.dontstandinsilence.info/
Thank you, David, for getting the group set up. Looks good :)
Eilidh
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>To: glasgowspeakgroup@...
>Subject: [glasgowspeakgroup] Re: hello
>Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2004 23:46:32 -0000
>
>
>Hi
>Thanks for that news, I hadn't heard of the film. I'm interested in
>going though it looks as if it finishes at the gft on Thursday.
>Times are;
>Tue 14:15 & 18:00
>Wed 14:15, 17:10 & 20:00
>Thurs14:15, 17:10 & 20:00
>
>I can't make Wednesday but Tuesday at 6pm or Thursday at 8pm would be
>ok with me.
>
>Thanks David for setting up the group.
>
>Rae
>
>
>--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., "esthercurnock"
><ecurnock@f...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > Good to see this up and functioning - thanks David!
> >
> > Just wondering if anyone had seen the film 'The corporation' and
> > could tell me if it's worth seeing - about capitalism &
> > globalisation, looked interesting on the trailer... i think it's
> > still on at the gft this week...
> > let me know if any of you want to see it too...
> >
> > Esther
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Hi
Thanks for that news, I hadn't heard of the film. I'm interested in
going though it looks as if it finishes at the gft on Thursday.
Times are;
Tue 14:15 & 18:00
Wed 14:15, 17:10 & 20:00
Thurs14:15, 17:10 & 20:00
I can't make Wednesday but Tuesday at 6pm or Thursday at 8pm would be
ok with me.
Thanks David for setting up the group.
Rae
--- In glasgowspeakgroup@..., "esthercurnock"
<ecurnock@f...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Good to see this up and functioning - thanks David!
>
> Just wondering if anyone had seen the film 'The corporation' and
> could tell me if it's worth seeing - about capitalism &
> globalisation, looked interesting on the trailer... i think it's
> still on at the gft this week...
> let me know if any of you want to see it too...
>
> Esther
Hi,
Good to see this up and functioning - thanks David!
Just wondering if anyone had seen the film 'The corporation' and
could tell me if it's worth seeing - about capitalism &
globalisation, looked interesting on the trailer... i think it's
still on at the gft this week...
let me know if any of you want to see it too...
Esther
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