Today is Michaelmas
Today is Michaelmas and the gospel reading is Matthew 22, The Wedding Banquet. Banquet, feast, shared dinner, being at table
Inscribing the Earth
Our artist in congregation, Peter Stewart, can shape up a 7 circuit labyrinth in about an hour, with a
“The Great Dragon Was Hurled Down”
During our October-Michaelmas gospel readings we hear about the dragon – the ancient serpent, who has been
Necessary Freedom
The old argument still goes on – are we human beings living lives that are predestined, and
A Solid Read
Perhaps I’m an ‘over-reader’ – I’ve read more than is good for me. As a teenager I’d get through
Why November is a time to reflect on the dead.
One of the events that we all know with absolute certainty that will happen while we are alive is that
ENOUGH TO STARTLE ANYONE
In the Canberra Times today there’s an article by Tom Reilly about the funeral service of Sandy and
Where the theology of Rudolf Steiner becomes religious
During the foundation of The Christian Community in 1922 Rudolf Steiner held a public lecture course for a
Australian Floods and Murray River Rain Dances
This last year has seen an interesting swing in the rainfall patterns in Australia. Vast areas of land have
Easter
When the first Waldorf schools were founded in Germany there were a number of very inspired people working