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Andrew M. Clarke

Andrew M. Clarke is the Minister of North Toowoomba Presbyterian Church

Social Commentary

NO PRIME MINISTER

No Prime Minister Most of what I learned about politics came from Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby, and not least from the Principal Private Secretary of their office in […]

By Andrew M. Clarke Posted on 1 week ago

Christian Life

HELLO DARKNESS

Hello Darkness Crouched alone on the floor of the dim bathroom in his noisy college dorm, Paul Simon sought the solace of this only refuge available to him. And it […]

By Andrew M. Clarke Posted on 3 weeks ago

Devotional

Okay, Now What’s the Good News?

We never get a choice about what assails us first. You can count on the bad news being at the head of the line. In fact, distressing reports generally take […]

By Andrew M. Clarke Posted on 1 month ago

Christian Life

Unspeakable Pain, Unimaginable Pleasure

“Suddenly…,” laments Paul McCartney in his song Yesterday, “I’m not half the man I used to be.” This is not only The Beatles’ most popular ballad, but it has been repeatedly […]

By Andrew M. Clarke Posted on 15th August 2021

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