With thanks to Random Thoughts at Random for the link.
Despite the fact that I shudder with positively Presbyterian horror at what the Anglican eucharist involves (give me a service that includes a decent hunk of bread and a cup of wine any time, preferably with some meat, some cheese, some fish and more), especially where it heads off into the non-Biblical doctrine of the transubstantiation, I surprise myself by wholly approving of the gothic eucharist currently being offered by a vicar in Cambridge. I approve partly because I believe in adapting the medium to the audience. If we don't do that then we should celebrate communion in Aramaic, and that would, frankly, impact a little on Sunday turn-outs. But I also approve because I am a goth, for all that those who know me from rugby, football, surfing or work may have trouble with thatt concept, and I'll happily bend principles where it suits me ;)
I just wish that I was anywhere near Cambridge a little more often. Perhaps next time I visit relatives near Stanstead I should hire a car and pay a visit.