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Closing Sequence

Here is the closing sequence of last Sunday's service with +Gene. I'm almost finished uploading video. I'll post the full interview tomorrow.

This clip contains the blessing, the closing hymn, the notices and ovation and Bishop Gene's closing remarks, including what he thinks about St Mary's.

For those wanting more discussion on the hymn, take a look at this favourite blog post and comments.

Related posts:

  1. You almost have to smile
  2. An Announcement
  3. All people – All people that on earth do dwell
  4. Gene Robinson Interview – 1
  5. Round up of blog reactions

Posted: August 9th, 2008 under Blog.
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Comment from Stewart
Time 9 August 2008 at 9:02 pm

….ah you faded out Ollie in his prime.

Wonderful words from +Gene

Comment from ryan
Time 10 August 2008 at 12:31 am

Really good. Incidently, wikipedia has a gay bishops article (and I know that it’s a sad thing that +Gene is perceived as “the gay bishop” but the entry, if anything, points out precedents ) that mentions a former bishop of Glasgow. There’s also a wikipedia entry on Kelvin (which I hope he didn’t write himself!).

Comment from Melissa
Time 10 August 2008 at 1:20 am

The technology is astonishing – to be able to see and hear St. Mary’s here in the North Carolina Smokey Mountains!

I agree that they are wonderful and fitting words from +Gene.

Comment from kelvin
Time 10 August 2008 at 8:16 am

Just to confirm that I did not write the Wikipedia entry on myself. I don’t regard it as entirely accurate nor particularly comprehensive. So far, I’ve resisted the temptation to meddle with it in accordance with wikipedia convention.

Comment from
Time 12 August 2008 at 1:09 am

I have no qualms about fixing issues in Wikipedia. I mostly fix poor grammar, especially when the writer obviously does not speak English as a first language.

Send me your CV Kelvin and I will wade in and correct it.

Pingback from Hurrah! Applause after services | What’s in Kelvin’s Head
Time 12 December 2008 at 1:08 pm

[...] It was the prolonged applause which quite a few of the papers focussed on in their reporting including that of  the Herald. (It can also be heard as part of this video of proceedings). [...]

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