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University of Limerick

I like the University of Limerick and the surrounding area. It’s about three miles from the city centre. I first visited in 1983 for my entrance exams into Thomond College of Education (now merged with University of Limerick). I spent three years there, graduating in 1986. I was also involved in the Christian Union (CU) … Continue reading University of Limerick

Hymns: How Great is Our God

In this series, I take a brief glance at some of the very modern worship songs. I spent many years ignoring these. Back around 2017, I started familiarizing myself with some new songs – but these were songs from the 1990s. I’m finally catching up with the 21st Century songs πŸ˜„. How Great is Our … Continue reading Hymns: How Great is Our God

The Cross of Christ

Nowadays, I listen to books more than I read them, but I’m trying to get back into reading. Our house is full of books, mainly non-fiction. Most of mine relate to Christianity, music, history and railways. As it happens, I’m currently listening to and reading The Cross of Christ by John Stott. I probably bought … Continue reading The Cross of Christ

Hymns: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)

In this series, I’m taking a brief glance at some of the newer hymns and worship songs. This one is older in two ways. Firstly, it goes all the way back to 2006, which doesn’t seem that far back to me, but it might be to younger people πŸ˜„. Secondly, the lyrics are based on … Continue reading Hymns: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)

Hymns: 2017 Memories

I began this series with my Hymns: 1980 Memories post, so this is the 37th in the series πŸ˜€. How the years fly by. But 2017 gave me the opportunity to revisit my youth. Bob Dylan released Trouble No More – a large collection of songs from his Christian phase – 1979 to 1981. The … Continue reading Hymns: 2017 Memories

Hymns: What a Beautiful Name

In this series, I take a brief glance at some of the very modern worship songs. I didn’t always like modern worship songs. I enjoy the older hymns. But then again, I like both pop music and classical music. You don’t need to choose between them. And for church on Sunday, I see no rules … Continue reading Hymns: What a Beautiful Name