and some dry white toast
The Rev. Will Morris was ordained in the Church of England in 2009 and was part of the clergy team at St. Martin-in-the-Fields for ten years. In addition to helping establish the healing ministry at St. Martin’s, his main focus was on exploring links between church and the workplace, and on issues involving faith and work. He believes passionately that the workplace is an integral part of God’s creation, and while definitely not perfect (what is?), is a critically important place for Christians to live out their faith and engage with the world. He has published two books: Where is God at Work? (2015) and Love thy Colleague (2017).
Will has recently returned to Washington with his wife Michelle after 16 years in London. Will is a UK lawyer by training, and US lawyer by adoption. He worked in DC in the 1990’s, first in private practice and then at the Treasury Department across the Square. After Treasury, he joined GE in Connecticut, moving back to the UK in 2003. He returned to DC to work on tax policy at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Will and Michelle have three daughters, one who works on Capitol Hill and the other two attending college in Maine and Vermont. Will has degrees in history from Trinity College, Cambridge, in law from the University of Virginia, and in contextual theology from St. Mellitus College, London.
Will is an assisting priest at St. John’s, which means he is keeping his “day job,” as he did during his years at St. Martin’s. In addition to Sunday liturgical duties, his primary ministry is helping St. John’s develop ways to engage the spiritual needs of the thousands who work in the neighborhoods that surround us.
It's an impressive resume for a clergyman
Lawyer in the UK and US, Treasury, GE, PWC
makes anon wonder what the fuss was about the "diocese" having beef with Pres. DJT having his photo taken there?
"I found John Bolton to be one of the dumbest people in Government but, I am proud to say, I used him well," Trump wrote.
he was made to say he liked the music…
They write that in the Elga coal deposit (Yakutia) from the permafrost zone, miners dug up a strange figurine in the form of a woman with a sword and a shield, and behind it seems to have wings.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/06/nyregion/cathedral-st-john-the-divine-coronavirus-field-hospital.html
The origination of the CoE, provided what was past down is correct, was for benefit of the King of E to do what the Pope of Rome wouldn't allow.
There was an incident in New Orleans like that, unaware of any in NYC. but anon would reckon most/if not all would object.
indeed
considering the process there at the mine…
The Elga open-pit mining involves conventional drilling and blasting operations with the use of shovels and draglines for removing coal and waste.
The mining fleet comprises excavators, bulldozers, motor graders, dump trucks, fuel servicing trucks, and timber trucks.
A Komatsu WA-800 coal loader, two 12m3 Volvo loaders, an EKG-18 excavator, an Esh 20-90 S excavator, a 2m3 Liebherr excavator, three 130t BELAZ trucks were added to the mining fleet in 2018, while an ESH 20-90C waking dragline was added in June 2019.
The coal produced at the open-pit mine is processed at a nearby washing facility.