Songs For Men To Serenade Their Wives
Jack's secret weapon in the "battle of the sexes". These songs work wonders with wives when men find themselves in the 'dog house' or banished to the 'shed' ... which we invariably do. ☹️ "The Wonder of You" is a song written by Baker Knight. It was originally recorded by Vince Edwards in 1958, but this recording has never been released. In an interview with a DJ from Chattanooga, Tennessee, Ray Peterson told the story of how Baker Knight confided that "The Wonder of You" was originally written as a gospel song. In 1959, "The Wonder of You" was first released by Ray Peterson as a single. The Wonder of You - 1959 These Joe Cocker classics work well too. You are so Beautiful Hymn For My Soul Something These Are the Days of Our Lives If all else fails ..... tell her you love her and mean it. Or else. #husbandshaverightstoo #safespacesformen #me too 0This post will self destruct should any woman should view it ... 🙃
I had no idea young Calvin had embraced Catholicism with such alacrity. Perhaps this is the real reason there was no room at the diocese of London for him.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, great wig Calvo.
A peaceful and blessed Christmas day to one and all.
Calvin has been ordained as a Deacon in the Free Church of England after his disgraceful treatment by the Established Church of England earlier this year.
DeleteAccording to Wiki, the Free Church of England is "a conventional Anglican church body, worshipping in the Low Church tradition and holding to the principles of the Book of Common Prayer and the Thirty-Nine Articles."
It then describes itself as "Episcopal, Liturgical and Evangelical."
Wiki continues:
"It was founded principally by Evangelical or Low Church clergy and congregations in response to what were perceived as attempts (inspired by the Oxford Movement) to re-introduce medieval Roman Catholic dogmas and practices into the Established Church."
[But like all protestant 'churches' it has 'reformed' a couple of times and divided into opposing sections]
"In 1956, the FCE published a revision of the Book of Common Prayer to form the primary text of the denomination's liturgy. The stated intention of the revision was to remove or explain "particular phrases and expressions" from the Church of England's 1662 edition of the prayer book that "afford at least plausible ground for the teaching and practice of the Sacerdotal and Romanising Party.
In 2003, due to the adoption of High Church practices by the FCE, two bishops and ten congregations split from the main Church ... and formed the Evangelical Connexion of the Free Church of England. Two churches in Farnham and Teddington having become independent altogether, the ECFCE currently has five churches ...
"The provision of contemporary language liturgies has been approved by convocation and a process of drafting and authorisation has begun. The church has continued to ordain bishops in the apostolic succession, with Moravian, Church of England and Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church bishops taking part on occasion. ....
The presiding bishop is chosen annually by convocation and has the title "Bishop Primus". Only baptised males are ordained to Holy Orders as bishops, presbyters, and deacons, or admitted to the public teaching office of Reader."
@Chef
DeleteIt's his real hair, from when he was a member of seminal rock bank The Calvin Robinson Experience.
Nice to see you here, to see you nice, have a great Christmas.
@Jack
DeleteIt also seems relevant to mention that the denomination's theology is said to be Calvinist.
Jack may consider himself wished a happy and blessed Christmas.
I'd be more than happy to hear a message of hope from Calvo, but I'm just getting depressing news from that link.
ReplyDeleteScroll forward a few minutes. Robinson's contribution includes carols (in Latin) and thoughtful interviews with Catholic and Orthodox figures such as Gavin Ashenden.
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