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On May 30, 2016 By Tim ChestertonIn Humour, Upcoming Events

Off to a three day clergy conference tomorrow, where (to quote Joe Walker) we will have more fun than a…

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Tim Chesterton

Family man; pastor of St. Margaret's Anglican Church on Ellerslie Road, Edmonton; storyteller; traditional folk musician and occasional songwriter. Email me at timchesterton at outlook dot com.

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Please note that opinions expressed on this blog are entirely my own and do not necessarily represent the official view(s) of my parish, my bishop, my diocese, the Anglican Church of Canada, the folk music community of Edmonton, or any other organisation or community with which I am associated. Indeed, it is highly likely that they will not, since I appear to have been born with the maverick temperament!

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Disclaimer

Please note that opinions expressed on this blog are entirely my own and do not necessarily represent the official view(s) of my parish, my bishop, my diocese, the Anglican Church of Canada, the folk music community of Edmonton, or any other organisation or community with which I am associated. Indeed, it is highly likely that they will not, since I appear to have been born with the maverick temperament!

Comment Policy

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My Music

Buy my CD, 'Folk Songs and Renovations' (in real or digital formats) at CD Baby
Buy my CD, 'Folk songs and Renovations', in digital format from iTunes
Listen to my music at Reverbnation
Listen to, and buy my CD 'Folk Songs and Renovations' in digital format at Band Camp

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Holton Park Chapter 3

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As I mused, the fire burned
Faith from the Edges
Felix Hominum
Pembina Institute
Rev. Chris Roth
The Second Man

Blogs from Afar

Anglican Down Under
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Nick Baines' Blog
Of Course, I Could Be Wrong
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Philip Yancey's blog
Reed Fleming
Roger Olson
Simple Massing Priest
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The Beaker Folk of Husborne Crawley
The Music Box
Wounded Bird

Local Edmonton Area Music

Carrie Day
Dana Wylie
Edmonton Folk Music Festival
Maria Dunn
Martin Kerr
Marty Pawlina
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Rob Heath
Scott Cook
Uptown Folk Club
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