The celebration of Pentecost marks the liturgical fulfilment of the Easter cycle and the remembering of the gifting of the Spirit to those who gathered long ago. (Pentecost. Acts 2:1-21.) It can still be a time of triumph and confidence as we decorate our worship places with fabrics of red, orange and yellow, or our children make paper flames to fasten to headdresses, and we claim the gifts and power given long ago to the gathered faithful ones. But many of us wonder how much