Tweeting Happy Christmas

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Tweeting Christmas 

The midnight mass congregation on Christmas night at St John the Baptist, Piddington with Horton, looked delighted when I invited them to get their smartphones out and tweet the sermon #christmasstartswithchrist. Especially the group in their early twenties who had come straight from the pub and weren't used to going to church. Their pleasure was expressed vocally, and why not? Joining in with the Sermon tweeting project for Christmas challenged me to think hard about what the message was this year. Taking Hebrews 1:1-4 and John 1:1-14 as preaching texts, this was the word that was tweeted by various good people in Piddington church this year.

Rev'd Beverley Hollins

If you were unable to get to the midnight mass service, or would like to read it, you can see the sermon in full by following this link http://refillingthejug.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/tweeting-christmas.html

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