The Vernacular Curate Goes Terminal

Thank you to all of those who sponsored me, and for helping me reach nearly £1,000 for the Lymphoma Association. Your kindness is appreciated by me, by the charity, and by those that the charity helps in the worst of circumstances.


I'll have no comments about the silly hat, either. 55m/s I fell! Forgive the silence too. Put your head next to a desk fan set to 'high', and you can emulate the experience for yourself!

I am now going to take a few days off, to realign my flappy cheeks and baggy neck, and to enjoy a little family time. Thank you too for your support for my Stations during Holy Week.

Back soon.     

Another Opportunity to Do Good

I don't apologise for re-posting this!

On April 23rd 2011 (Holy Saturday, Easter-eve), I will be leaping out of a plane at 10,000 ft (tandem parachute jump and free-fall). It is my honour and delight to have been invited by the Mayor and the Lymphoma Association to take part in this event to mark their 25th anniversary. Please follow the link to learn more about the valuable and necessary work of this charity.

The Lymphoma Association is one of the nominated charities of the Mayor of Aylesbury, Cllr Graham Webster, and provides support and guidance to those suffering from lymphatic cancer, and their families. Please give generously.

I dedicate this jump to the memory of Liz Cooper, a close friend of my brother and best friend of my wife, who died of Hodgkin's Disease far too young, at the age of 17. 

Alleviate Suffering, please.

On April 23rd 2011 (Holy Saturday, Easter-eve), I will be leaping out of a plane at 10,000 ft (tandem parachute jump and free-fall). It is my honour and delight to have been invited by the Mayor and the Lymphoma Association to take part in this event to mark their 25th anniversary. Please follow the link to learn more about the valuable and necessary work of this charity.

The Lymphoma Association is one of the nominated charities of the Mayor of Aylesbury, Cllr Graham Webster, and provides support and guidance to those suffering from lymphatic cancer, and their families. Please give generously.

I dedicate this jump to the memory of Liz Cooper RIP, a close friend of my brother and best friend of my wife, who died of Hodgkin's Disease far too young, at the age of 17.