The latest Inspires Online is out, featuring Synod and Glen 21 updates, a new Provost, the Holyrood election, Prince Philip, the priest who wrote detective novels (plus another who sings sea shanties), and a bit of Minecraft. Something for everyone! https://t.co/jNkn7EjWdZ
— Scottish Episcopal Church (@secsynod) April 30, 2021
This evening we managed to run our first session for the Lossie club which is part of Aberdeen SLSC and @SLSGB pic.twitter.com/9JHdC1v7cM
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 29, 2021
It does feel like this at times... but others are flying 😀 https://t.co/w1EJ9ZWjoI
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 28, 2021
Sounds like a plan... pic.twitter.com/pfJtTOHbCF
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 26, 2021
A lovely morning to lead some training for Lossie SLSC. Great to have these volunteers in the local area. @ West Beach Lossiemouth https://t.co/GcrrHjbdhe
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 25, 2021
Never a truer word spoken... pic.twitter.com/X2SsYGQaDf
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 23, 2021
These are always lovely to read and thanks to all the staff at @NHSGrampian for bringing new life into this world. https://t.co/JT0q2kvayz
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 23, 2021
On this St George's day, may you find the strength, resilience and perseverance to slay your dragons! pic.twitter.com/Kee6nAAlYH
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 23, 2021
“Be empty of worrying. Think of who created thought!
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 22, 2021
Why do you stay in prison when the door is so wide open?
Move outside the tangle of fear-thinking.
Live in silence.” (Rumi: A community of the spirit).
Thank you @s_j_cross
Psalm 46:10 pic.twitter.com/9VAoDXrixJ
— Chris Tomlin (@christomlin) April 20, 2021
A glorious morning at @gordonstoun with pipe and drums lessons happening while a Sixth Form household enjoy the fresh air before their lessons. pic.twitter.com/0hxj68j2mH
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 19, 2021
It was lovely to be able to join @brucehse in their physically distanced @gordonstoun house chapel yesterday. pic.twitter.com/hKcCJ0TkpF
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 19, 2021
"Father, help me to live this day to the full,
— 24-7PrayerScotland (@247PrayerScot) April 19, 2021
being true to You, in every way.
Jesus, help me to give myself away to others,
being kind to everyone I meet.
Spirit, help me to love the lost,
proclaiming Christ in all I do and say.
Amen." Taken from Lectio 365#prayer pic.twitter.com/lV8sEBSGOf
Yesterday was an incredible day in so many ways & a fitting tribute to a remarkable man. Did anyone else notice that the Duke of Edinburgh’s standard, which should contain a black and white quadrant, had in fact become purple and white? A cheeky wink to @gordonstoun? pic.twitter.com/gjaEOODo93
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 18, 2021
A really poignant service for HRH Prince Philip offered by @gordonstoun https://t.co/DyFpc1GlLR
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 16, 2021
Tribute to His Royal Highness Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh K.G K.T.A 1921 – 2021
— Surf Life Saving GB (@surflifesaving) April 13, 2021
Celebrating 66 years as our Patron - https://t.co/ghkRMtHa4y#HRHPrincePhilip #HRHDukeofEdinburgh #slsgb pic.twitter.com/MymOrmG5yV
Inspired by the Moray Badge, for which Prince Philip had worked whilst a pupil at Gordonstoun School, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award challenged young people to serve their communities, experience adventure and to develop and learn outside the classroom. pic.twitter.com/l7cX0oMSke
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) April 15, 2021
— Nicky Gumbel (@nickygumbel) April 14, 2021
The service of others is the only path to genuine greatness.
— Steve Chalke (@SteveChalke) April 10, 2021
If ever one needed to see the influence a school teacher can have on an individual, and through them, the world;, consider the influence Kurt Hahn, founder of @gordonstoun, had on the Duke of Edinburgh.
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 9, 2021
A lone piper played at the gates of Gordonstoun School in tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh. https://t.co/rMgukAQerO pic.twitter.com/A2SWAB1vpO
— STV News (@STVNews) April 9, 2021
School flag to half mast with a lone piper - as a mark of respect for HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, former pupil whose support of Gordonstoun was lifelong and gratefully received. pic.twitter.com/8m6lbmylIc
— Gordonstoun (@gordonstoun) April 9, 2021
— charlie mackesy (@charliemackesy) April 9, 2021
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 9, 2021
Read more - How Gordonstoun and its notorious Outward Bound philosophy became the closest thing to home for a young Prince Philiphttps://t.co/Fyggv85ksL
— The Scotsman (@TheScotsman) April 9, 2021
Thoughts and prayers for his family and loved ones. A life committed to to public service, especially to young people & the environment. May his legacy will live on. pic.twitter.com/NqB7jGwzvm
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 9, 2021
It is with great sadness that we learnt today of the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. The Gordonstoun community joins together in conveying sincerest condolences to HM the Queen and all of the Royal Family at this very sad time. pic.twitter.com/GbGrcU25KQ
— Gordonstoun (@gordonstoun) April 9, 2021
Empowerment through surfing in Sri Lanka, the story of Samia Thulin. Read her story here https://t.co/x5xqzdlOtX pic.twitter.com/vIBXa24yOI
— SurfGirl Mag (@SurfGirlMag) April 7, 2021
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
FOURTEENTH STATION
Jesus is Laid in the Tomb
Relatives accompany the coffin of Jose Barbaran, who died from coronavirus, on Peru's Ucayali River. Rodrigo Abd / AP. pic.twitter.com/xIyvn6NHpD
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
THIRTEENTH STATION
Jesus is Taken Down from the Cross
The body of a patient, wrapped in yellow infectious waste plastic, in an Indonesian hospital. Joshua Irwandi. pic.twitter.com/oZA6F4C708
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
TWELFTH STATION
Jesus Dies on the Cross
Beirut explosion. Mohammed Azakir / Reuters. pic.twitter.com/x6Ucp7SHeL
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
ELEVENTH STATION
Jesus is nailed to the cross.
George Floyd arrest - Darnella Frazier. pic.twitter.com/VSCD8yFdkM
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
TENTH STATION
Jesus is Stripped of His Garments
A homeless man is humiliated in Ensenada, Mexico. Portal Plex. pic.twitter.com/ryXLX1f2HD
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
NINTH STATION
Jesus Falls for the Third Time
Dr. Joseph Varon comforts a patient in a COVID-19 intensive-care unit. Go Nakamura / Getty pic.twitter.com/kpRkEdR2g0
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
EIGHTH STATION
Jesus Consoles the Women of Jerusalem
Rohingya refugees in Teknaf. Tomas Munita/New York Times. pic.twitter.com/kh5mBgCGfM
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
SEVENTH STATION
Jesus Falls for the Second Time
Protests in Myanmar against the military's seizure of power. AP. pic.twitter.com/eR6rZXiVeP
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
SIXTH STATION
Veronica Wipes the Sweat from Jesus' Face.
A demonstrator outside the White House during protest over the death of George Floyd. Jose Luis Magana/AFP via Getty Images pic.twitter.com/09XQkWsTuy
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
FIFTH STATION
Simon of Cyrene is Forced to Carry the Cross
Patrick Hutchinson carries Bryn Male to safety. Dylan Martinez/Reuters pic.twitter.com/ibGhXK23eK
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
FOURTH STATION
Jesus Meets His Mother
Reina Mae Nasino, a detained Filipino activist, holds a flower during the burial of her baby. Eloisa Lopez / Reuters. pic.twitter.com/Fx41ex1xr1
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
THIRD STATION
Jesus Falls for the First Time
Police officers detain a man during pro Navalny protest. Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP pic.twitter.com/Jy1PFeKmZA
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
SECOND STATION
Jesus Takes Up the Cross
The federal death chamber at the US penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana. Rich Miller/AP pic.twitter.com/L5a088JTeP
#StationsOfTheCross
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 2, 2021
FIRST STATION
Jesus is Condemned to Death
(Ruhollah Zam on trial in Tehran, Iran June 2nd, 2020. Reuters) pic.twitter.com/1EtIaOwJsH
“There is hope, but that hope will not invalidate your pain…” – Alain Emerson, Prayer Course II
— 24-7 Prayer GB (@247prayerGB) April 2, 2021
More from The Prayer Course II: Unanswered Prayer here: https://t.co/tQ7HAuHDWD#GoodFriday #247prayer pic.twitter.com/jRjmPBHMC7
It was lovely to be able to worship with members of the church this morning at Holy Trinity Elgin (@secsynod). Catch a version of the service on the YouTube channel at https://t.co/1NV6ymvmQI pic.twitter.com/RTCPXOWC6O
— Philip Schonken (@schonken) April 2, 2021
The cross is bigger than your mistakes, bigger than your regrets, bigger than the secrets you hold. The cross stands above it all.
— Nicky Gumbel (@nickygumbel) April 1, 2021
