Author and broadcaster concerned for the common good and for Christianity as servant of that end. As a semi-retired Anglican priest married to Anne and based in Haywards Heath I’ve got an interest in Sussex, Brighton, London, Yorkshire, Guyana and the Twisleton diaspora. A hardy blogger I love sharing ideas and information in service of the common good.
Hello, John, this is Fr Michael Bice in Chicago! I am ecstatic to find you on the Church Times website. First of all, I am still an Anglican priest functioning in the Diocese of Chicago! It is true, that I had a brief stint as a Roman Catholic because of the ordination of women, but am now safely back to where I belong. I am now retired and assist at a neighbouring Anglo-Catholic parish church. Look up the website and you will be blown away! (www.churchoftheatonement.org) There are so many things that I would .like to tell you, and I would love to hear from you also. A big hug! Michael
Hi Michael
What a joy to hear from you! So many good memories of our friendship in the 70s. My oldest son works at UCL so when I visit him I look down on the old Chaplaincy building and walk past where I stayed with you 1973/4.
I was`saddened and confused by your Anglican exit note but rejoice to hear you’re back in the Anglican Church though my rejoicing is qualified by the erosion of Catholic credentials. My wife, Anne, is Evangelical Anglican and has been a brake on my Roman tendency…
Anyway great to hear from you and I will check your site. My e mail is john@twisleton.co.uk.
With love and prayers
(Canon Dr) John Twisleton
Excellent blog! Do you have any tips and hints for aspiring writers?
I’m planning to start my own blog soon but I’m a little lost on everything.
Would you propose starting with a free platform like WordPress or
go for a paid option? There are so many options out there that I’m completely confused ..
Any suggestions? Bless you!
Thanks for your encouragement. I find WordPress OK and its free. It is indeed confusing – just go for one option and put 100-200 words up at a time. John