219/365

brunch and bingo at Fam. Class

i can dish it out

218/365

the chiltern hills

adrenaline

217/365

luncheon at the Turnpike

stop the clocks

216/365

all the family in the same room for a couple of hours. lovely

do do do dooooo

215/365

i like being at home, even on a day when nothing remarkably '365' has happened, its just nice to chill out here.

just hold me close

214/365

Oh yeh, God is soveriegn and has done it all. Wonderfully, powerfully and graciously so.

throw me a bone here

213/365

Being at Bourne End in the morning, talking to Stewart, a missionary in Kenya and the eastern bit of Congo and him remembering my dad's name and asking how he can pray for him. I can't have seen stewart for about 3 years at least.

seeing and (kind of) speaking to someone who i think about every day.

reclaiming

212/365

listening to a service of lessons and carols with my grandparents. it's Christmas now.

lowtide

211/365

'it's Chelsea'

'edward'
'...hi emily'

Then: how good it is to stand and talk and be with people who i've known since i was four. even tho when we went to the falcon we were the oldest people there by years.

'lets go to the 'lope'
'i spy a couple of heros'

'who's the old dude?'
'thats Adz dad....Dadz if you will'

'is there a doctor in the house? is there anyone with a decent degree in the house?'
'no...we're all wasting our lives in the antelope'

dancing to jimmy eat world and the libertines
failing not to get jealous of my friends playing semi-pro football
jimmy and carly
the unit
George over Dennis...brand loyalty
'bare children...get it?'
many hugs

the sweetness

210/365

Everything in this months NB made me delighted to be part of UCCF.

skafe

209/365

walking the dog
lost in the fog
praying in a winter wonderland

relentless

206-208/365

'if you vote for a Christian you're basically voting for a nutter'
Girls Aloud
'he's m'boy'
24-22
'tell gareth i'll get up for lunch'
that bouncing soup thing
AM international diplomacy
Christmas dinner
Team prayer
Team praise
'swing low, sweet chariot'
seeing nikki
'oh to see the dawn, of the darkest day'
guns
the loveliness of team days
Brand New

it rages in me

205/365

Some days are just lovely

these are our happy dace

204/365

Walking into the kitchen after a lovely quiet time and finding my mum ironing and listening to Radio 4. As it ever was.

Christmas tree shopping.

find the meaning

203/365

Presents from the the boss!

Good times in California

'where's the grace bish?'

i could never be your woman

202/365

Christmas shopping with little sister. forty miles apart. on the phone

good times with 'our man'

setting the world to (biblical) rights with Bish.

being on this list

private press

201/365

Team Jess.

still kill the old way

200/365

Exhilerated by grace over a Roots breakfast with Dan.

and nowhere feels like home

199/365

'its good to have you here'

slide away

198/365

Church in a pub. Yes indeed.

just like that she was gone

197/365

Fuel allowance mars bars

X-Factor

these city walls

196/365

Ed and Chris are discussing the time when Chris's band 'The Vespas' played at RUCU mission in my second year. Dave is listening with half an ear, looking more and more confused.

Dave: 'hang on...your band played Reading Festival?'
Chris: 'no...Reading mission...'
Ed: 'Yeh, the second most prestigious Reading based music event'

still haven't found what i'm looking for

195/365

Chats with Brown

Hail

Philippians 3

The card i got from committee

faking it every day

194/365

'so what are you doing that afternoon?'

'hanging out with you?'

'YEAH you are!'

midnight adventures with race car kadavers

193/365

Relay days always make me smile/laugh/realise how wonderful God is, especially Luke 1...how exciting!

four ways to scream your name

192/365

being at home

songs for the cross centred life

The Baton

desist

189-191/365

I LIKE conferences...i miss them when i am not there.

How seriously UCCF takes it's responsibility to the Bible, and students/Relays
THE BIBLE
Not being killed by an argos lorry
Jason Clarke
late nights with Drew, Sarah, David, Jason, Ollie and Catrin

'you're a wacko aren't you Ed?'
'i'm a Reformed charismatic...'
'yeh, wacko!'

'ha, you're late and so am i!'

Gwawr
not having enough pretty girls (context here, is key)
walks and talks
talking to Lisa being just like talking to Annie
Anna not being scared anymore
seeing so many Relays
hearing Mo plug Relay and thinking 'oo that sounds cool'

'our leader wants to kill babies...does that worry you?'

the look on Heather's face when i pushed her over, as if i was going to greet her any other way
Anna's carol sheet carnage
Matt.

money