Is Anybody Home?

[Michael M Pannwitz]

seems you are pretty much retired, Brian,
in case you look for work, drop by Berlin anytime
may there be regular miracles in your life!
Greetings from Berlin
mmp

(I have worked a number of times with parishes, church districts, large 
church based initiatives for change, etc. and every time people come up 
to me saying "Oh, this would be a great format for our synod". Well, so 
far it has not happened here yet and I am green with envy and very happy 
at the same time that it is happening in Australia...must be a world 
first, I am sure!)

Brian S Bainbridge wrote:
> Dear Harrison
> I'm mostly quiet on this list, anyway, as you know.
> Just opened space for 188 members of the Waikato Diocesan Synod in New
> Zealand. Went wonderfully well - they thought it was a miracle of some kind
> (Catholic, of course!)
> The Archbishop suspects it might be the first time in the world that an
> Anglican Synod has been run in Open Space. Maybe he is right, perhaps.
> Certainly, he expects it to happen a lot more in this part of the world,
> given the immense success of this event.
> And then - with Viv McWaters - a two and a half day Open Space training in
> Melbourne for 12 potential Open Spacers.
> Then a day with Brendan McKeague on his way back from (an OS event in
> Tasmania) to Perth. 
> Not sure what is or where is next, but parish activity is just continuing to
> move along well, whether I am here or not. Weddings, Baptisms, Funerals and
> all other pastoral activities just keep cropping up, and a huge (AU$2m)
> building program to be completed - perhaps - about Easter.
> Nothing much else going on, though maybe something in Jordan in a minute and
> then 2008 looks pretty active, too.
> Cheers and blessings,   BRIAN
> Fr Brian S. Bainbridge
> 0412 111 525
> Skype: briansbain
> 
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