By the church, Sunday morning

[witchfinder_general]

 The church is finished now, and in Father Harman's keeping.

For that, he's going to hold a special dedication service, never mind who comes and who doesn't. The church is finished, can now properly be dedicated to St. Melchior as intended, and that needs ceremony. If necessary, that can be between Harman and God.

At the moment, he's outside the church, preparing flowers in vases to carry inside. He will be glad for any help, but can do this by himself without any trouble, either.



[[OOC: Some people needed / wanted to meet Father Harman: this is your chance!]]

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[road_to_calvary]

'Indeed.'

He starts with the flowers again, lost in thought for a short while.

'Are you going to run a service for the dedication, or do it privately? If you need assistance in any way, I am glad to help.'

[witchfinder_general]

"The dedication and consecration will be part of today's service," Harman says, "and I am glad you are there for it. Would you read one or both of the readings, either the old testament one, or the epistle? The first is a lovely piece from Proverbs about the joy in creation, the second a piece from Romans about how God makes us change and grow through the Holy Spirit."

[road_to_calvary]

'Gladly, Father.'

He has no problem with standing up and talking, particularly in the service of God.

'Whichever you think most appropriate, or both, I do not mind.'

The epistle sounds like it fits him, but this is not about him, it is only to do with the church.

[witchfinder_general]

"If you don't mind, I think that both would be nice," Harman says. "I will read the gospel before my sermon."