Candle of His light
Cast your goodness
In your steady glow
Across the sinful
world
And bath us in love
Candle of His light
Cast your goodness
In your steady glow
Across the sinful
world
And bath us in love
Holy unmercenaries
Is an epithet applying
to
Christian saints,
Who did not accept
Payment of any kind
For good deeds done
Which is I think the
very least
One should expect from
a saint
One of the twelve
Matthew the Apostle
Born in Galilee
Was a former publican
Turned tax collector
From Capernaum
Before answering the
call
Witness of the
ascension
Witness of the
resurrection
One of the four
Evangelists.
Who then spread the
Gospels
Far and wide
Was killed with a
spear
In the city of Nadabah
In Ethiopia
Feast Day 21st
September
I am in the soothing warmth
Of a gentle spring day
I am in the sunlight
Glinting on the
morning dew
I am in the summer
breeze
Stirring a field of
ripened corn
I am in the aromatic
air
Of a sultry summer
night
I am in the autumn
wind
Stripping bare the
trees
I am the howling
tempest
In the teeth of a gale
I am in the bitter
sting
Of icy rain and sleet
I am in the silence
Of the softly falling
snow
I am the eerie quiet
In the concealing
mists
I am the storm and
tempest
I am the peace and
quiet
I am the green man
I am the green goddess
I am the mother
You will find in any holy place
Every up turned face
Of the congregation
there
With the power of
prayer
Can achieve both great
and small
With faith and prayer
is all
A fellowship on their
knees
A family of Gods devotees
Under the blue and sunny sky
I open my heart and
sing
In praise to the
heavenly father
For the beauty of the
morning
And raise up my hands
in worship
Of my one true God and
King
The breeze on my face was still warm
Though the sun was setting
With the horizon a kaleidoscope of colour,
There would be more rain before morning.
And the thunder would return.
The grass was still wet underfoot
And the air was heavy with that earthy
Just rained on fragrance
Overhead through the leafy canopy
Was the quiet whispering of the breeze
Followed by a hail of displaced raindrops
And I smiled to myself and thanked God
That I should live in such a place
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