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Family Bible Reading – Interview with the Windsors
Bronwyn and I were interviewed by the Australian Church Record about family Bible reading over the years.
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How I came to know Jesus
I grew up in the rural-urban fringe of Sydney, in an atheist family. But I had the great privilege to hear about God through SRE Scripture teachers.
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My grandfather’s part in a WWII mission over Modane
A journey of discovery of some of my family history. My maternal grandfather, Allan Fisher DFC, flew a mission over a rail yard in Modane.
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Join the Windsors – videos from March 2020
During the Covid-19 restrictions, we’ve been sharing video of our family meals, as one little way to care for people who are feeling a bit isolated.
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Hope in the sadness when your world is changing
I applied for a refund for my plane ticket to the UK tonight. I was due to leave in 10 days. And that was really difficult…
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As I See It (by Leigh Windsor)
Leigh Windsor’s explanation of the biblical message about Jesus, why it matters and how to respond.
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Proofreading services for authors, students, and publishers
Bronwyn Windsor offers proofreading services for spelling and grammar, academic style, tone and flow of argument, and biblical references.
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Identity and reality in the modern Australian and ancient Jewish diasporas
Our family has been away from Australia for almost 3 years now. One of the funny things we’ve noticed about ourselves is how much our Australian identity is wrapped up in symbols and dreams that have little to do with reality. For example, this 1-minute ad for Tourism Australia–based on Les Murray’s poem, “The Dream […]
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Funeral Message for Angela Janice Richards, aged 1½
On Tuesday 14th July at 11am, I had the sad privilege of speaking the message at the funeral for my 1½-year old niece. The funeral was held at Kurrajong Anglican Church. Angela (1 November, 2007 – 9 July, 2009) had been suffering from a serious chromosomal abnormality all her life. You can read some of […]
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Forget the Channel: a name for this site
I’ve been thinking about naming this site for a while. The new name, Forget the Channel, is taken from the final verse of the hymn ‘May the Mind of Christ my Saviour’ by Kate Barclay Wilkinson (apparently written before 1913, published in 1925): May His beauty rest upon me, As I seek the lost to […]
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Christmas letter 2008
The Windsor family Christmas letter for 2008 is now available.
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Batman reveals his identity
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Christmas Letter 2007
The Windsor family Christmas letter 2007 is available as a PDF document with low resolution photos and high resolution photos.
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Christmas Letter 2006
Our Christmas letter for 2006 is now available.