Friends of the Lord (PDF download)
An all-age service about friendship£2.70
Digital download: A lively service about friendship, for all ages, including one of the author’s ‘Fergie the Frog’ stories, a ‘Jesus & Peter’ dialogue on the model of those created by the Wild Goose Resource Group, a version of the story of Zacchaeus, friendship bracelets and more besides. Nancy is a former Deputy Warden of Iona Abbey. 12 pages.
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Digital download: A lively service about friendship, for all ages, including one of the author’s ‘Fergie the Frog’ stories, a ‘Jesus & Peter’ dialogue on the model of those created by the Wild Goose Resource Group, a version of the story of Zacchaeus, friendship bracelets and more besides.
Nancy Cocks is a former Deputy Warden of Iona Abbey, after which she took up the post of professor at Atlantic School of Theology in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She currently serves as the minister of St John’s Presbyterian Church in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Nancy is the author of several books, including Invisible We See You and Growing Up With God.
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