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3 Sep 08

Rev Allan Webster who recently joined WORK PLACE CHAPLAINCY Scotland as the new Tayside and North Fife Area Organiser tells of his early days in this area of work. To read his article click here.
Allan also provides the latest Monthly Musing.

The recent IMA Conference held at Stirling University, was addressed by Dr Harriet Mowat of Mowat Research. To read the article accompanying this presentation click here.

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2008 Prayer Diary

The 2008 Prayer Diary produced by Scottish Churches Industrial Mission is available here for download in Adobe format. To download please click here.

 


Monthly Musings


On this page you will find an article each month submitted by one of the WORK PLACE CHAPLAINCY Scotland Team. Normally it will be topical and reflect the area of chaplaincy undertaken by the contributor.


“Life, the Universe etc…”

Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy fans would have noticed the reference in my Getting To Know You article. click here

As you will recall, a race of super-intelligent beings had built an enormously powerful computer and tasked it with finding the answer to “Life, the Universe and Everything.” The computer whirred and hummed away for ages, then at last came up with the answer “42”.

Those super-intelligent beings could have saved themselves all the bother and expense, because you can solve the problem using a humble pocket calculator. Don’t believe me? Grab your calculator and try this:

First, you need to program it to handle this task, so,

Your calculator is now primed and ready to reveal this important information. Next,

Having done all that, rotate the calculator through 180 degrees, so you can read the display upside down. If you’ve followed these instructions correctly, you will now find the answer to Life, the Universe and Everything.

Allan Webster

 

Previous Musings - Click on the date to read the article

December 2007 by Elisabeth Spence
January 2008 by Cate Adams
February 2008 by Douglas Wright
March 2008 by Lewis Rose
April 2008 by Lewis Rose