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Minister, Photographer, Computer Programmer. FYI – If you’re still following this site at the old address (http:/ blog.adamfrieberg.com/), I’ve moved my conversation over to http:/ www.adamfrieberg.com/. I’ll also soon be switching this to a different address – probably http:/ old-blog.adamfrieberg.com/) in case you’re still looking for content on here. The usage statistics for last month showed people going back to my article. There’s still a couple of things that would seal-the-deal for. 8221; While Fa...

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Is ordained in The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She has a Masters in Divinity from the University of Chicago and a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Playwrighting from Hampshire College (Amherst, MA). A believer in the power of the spoken word, Rebecca’s been on. Is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. Vince has a Masters of Divinity from the University of Chicago and a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing from New York University. His writing has been published in. Art ("Give" p...

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Little Things | Serendipity Soiree

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August 19, 2014. When I reached the bathroom at Target, I was in rush. Book club was in less than three hours, the dogs needed to be let out, and I still needed to finish the stinkin’ book. All I could afford was a quick potty break and then a dash towards the baked goods so I could grab dessert for the meeting — in, out, and on the run! In other words, it was a Sunday afternoon. 8220;Has anyone told you today that you are beautiful? 8220;Wow,” she whispered. 8220;I know, right? Larr; Gringo Day Prayers.

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Being Present & Saying Goodbye | Serendipity Soiree

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Being Present and Saying Goodbye. June 19, 2014. After those goodbyes, we headed west for an evening on the beach. The Pacific rushed and swirled across dark volcanic sand, refreshing us and stirring reflections on our time here. Stories surged with the roar of the ocean, bringing with them names and faces we hope to never forget. From → Uncategorized. Gringo Day Prayers →. Leave one →. June 20, 2014 12:54 am. Also / slow the / moment. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Phil Snider&#039...

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Bad Wine and Grief | Serendipity Soiree

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Bad Wine and Grief. June 11, 2015. This week I’ve been in Sedona, Arizona on a mini retreat with a group of clergy gals who have become a covenant group of sorts. We get together each month via video chat to check in with one another, and a couple times each year we get together in person at various locations around the country. It’s a life-giving arrangement. Tuesday was one of those days. One tasting room in particular was filled with bad wines — wines that tasted of prune juice, that clung t...For the...

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Just a Symbol? — A Reflection on the Relocation of GA 2017 | Serendipity Soiree

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8212; A Reflection on the Relocation of GA 2017. April 1, 2015. During the lead up to Indiana’s Gov. Pence signing SEA 101 (the Religious Freedom Restoration Act — RFRA), some of the national leaders of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) sent a letter to the governor that implored him to veto the bill. (See full text of that letter here – scroll to bottom of page for the original letter). If so, then to what new location? Still others see the move as divisive — a moment when “all mean...Here&#821...

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Gringo Day Prayers | Serendipity Soiree

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June 20, 2014. Today we said one last goodbye to Chacraseca before heading back to Managua. Leslie, refers to this day of the trip as “gringo day”, because it is the leg of the trip that moves us back to the airport hotel via a few shopping excursions. It is common knowledge that gringos/gringas come to Nicaragua to shop. Tonight, we are nestled into the hotel, savoring air conditioning and wrestling with the question: what now? How do you honor the people of Chacraseca in your day to day life? Phil Snid...

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