It is true. Blogging will never be the same again. I will need to be even more diplomatic than I have, ahem,
always mostly tried to be. But I will keep blogging even though
this is now my life. The ways of God are mysterious and I never thought I would reach this day, but
it has come to pass - thanks be to God.
This is great news Peter! God bless you in your new ministry. And please don't stop the insightful commentary on here :)
ReplyDeleteAhh Congrat’s Peter!! I had my suspicions but they were only that : ) ... it is nice to hear some good news. As for diplomacy, I would say you are very well equiped in that field...
ReplyDeleteVery good news Peter - may God's peace and wisdom continue to be with you. Learne
ReplyDeleteHi Peter; what an excellent choice. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteNick
Thanks Hirini, Jean, Learne, Nick
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Peter
Congratulations Peter. The Diocese is in good hands. God's blessings on you and your ministry.
ReplyDeleteThe LORD be with you, Peter!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed worship with a lovely bunch of folk at St David’s in Christchurch on a family visit last May.
Love in Jesus,
Gene (who is not the other one).
Another funny hat for Peter! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe Communion is blessed to have another neutestamentler, not just porphyrogenitus, but wearimg the purple himself.
BW
Thanks Shawn, Gene, Bowman!
ReplyDeleteYou have now joined the ranks of the blogging bishops. A rarified crowd. congratulations.
ReplyDeleteHope you will still find time for ADU - your posts, and the variety of responses have been and are helpful for stimulating my thinking... Blessings!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations from Canterbury England Peter!
ReplyDeletePeter: Wonderful news! You will bring great blessings to the tasks you will undertake, and I hope you will continue to think out loud on your blog. We could all use a bit of sanity out here in the messy world of Anglican doings. Best to you and your family and church.. Mark
ReplyDeleteThanks John, Jonathan, Mark
ReplyDeleteI will do my best to contribute to Anglican sanity :)
Thanks Perry!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new calling, Peter. I will be praying for you throughout this week that the Lord will grant you strength, wisdom, encouragement and all material resources to preach, teach, counsel and plan for His Kingdom, so that more and more people in the diocese will believe and trust in Christ.
ReplyDeleteWilliam
Thanks William - your prayers are coveted!
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