Walking upright – using both feet

Update: 2013-11-23

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The gospel reading from Mark talks of the new order of justice God intends, slowly, mysteriously emerging in our midst. In Aotearoa New Zealand that new order is about being bicultural, living in a covenant of trust between Maori and Pakeha. A covenant framed by the missionaries, enshrined in a treaty, translated into an Anglican constitution that we're only beginning to take seriously.

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Walking upright – using both feet

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Walking upright – using both feet

Clay Nelson

Walking upright – using both feet