Some of the Best Cookies You Will Eat

Hello.

I’m Kate, and I bake, a lot. I am also doing a design degree, but thats not particularly important. I have a bit of a baking addiction, and I want to share with you one of my
current obsessions.

Chilli Chocolate.

Those who haven’t experienced its wonderfulness are a bit skeptical, I mean, why would anyone ruin the bittersweet goodness that is chocolate, with chilli?

But I assure you, it is amazing. The chocolate tastes the same, it is just slightly spicy.

So if you’re a little adventurous, you might just enjoy recipe.

With the Grace Collective happening tomorrow, I’m sure this will get you excited for
baked goods.

A warning, you may find them so delicious that you eat the whole batch at once.

The Inbetween

We are so excited to have The Inbetween playing at our next event! Originally from Church the Good Shepherd in Massey, their music is influenced by “autumn and spring… dissonance and harmony… God and humanity…”

Self-described as “intelligent progressive harmonic indie”, The Inbetween are made up of  Grant on vocals and guitar, Hope on Keys, Imelda on bass, Tim on drums, and joined by Joseph on saxophone.

Getting ready for a fight!

The topic for our next event is is FIGHT! Here are a couple of articles and clips to get you in the fighting mood as we gear up for our event on Saturday…

This has got to be one of my favourite fight scenes: Inigo Montoya and the Dread Pirate Roberst battle it out in the Princess Bride

Some food for thought – two articles from RELEVANT Magazine:

The Trinity

I’m not sure if I would be brave enough to post my sermons on YouTube.  (Would you?) So I was super impressed when I discovered this clip of Katie Wivell! Here’s her message on the Trinity when she spoke recently at St John’s in Campbell’s Bay. Charlie

The Great Gatsby

We all dream of getting an invitation to ‘that party’. For me, these invitations are getting thinner on the grounds these days. Perhaps because my dream party would be quietly working on jigsaw puzzles with a refreshing glass of Baileys on ice and the soft murmur and swish of rifling cardboard pieces.