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Prairie Light: A Mend

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I will turn your darkness into light before you and make the rough places smooth." Isaiah 42:10. Friday, May 01, 2015. There is no future without forgiveness." Desmond Tutu. I sent off a little note to my brother today. Yeah, so what? People send off notes to siblings and other people all the time. Other people maybe, but siblings? In my history, that was another thing. In fact I once started a sentence with a group of women on a boat, "My brother, whom I do not know is dead or alive.". But over time, ev...

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings: March 2010

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings. Life in the middle of many firsts. Sunday, March 28, 2010. In January, someone recommended a book called. Transitions: Making Sense of Life's Changes. By William Bridges. Am I the only one who sees the humor in a man named Bridges writing a book about transitions? When I bought it, I had no idea how much this book would apply to me in the coming weeks and months. In February, I passed my ordination interviews. WooHoo! Three years ago, if I had been told I was ...

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings: Solved a problem. Running a Test.

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings. Life in the middle of many firsts. Friday, August 13, 2010. Solved a problem. Running a Test. This is a test of the emergency copy and paste system. Yeah, I took 2 minutes to search help and found out why I havent been able to copy and paste for a long time. Friday Fives will be so much easier now! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Grace by the Sea. The Vicar of Hogsmeade. More Blogs I Read. Life and Times of a Preacher Mom.

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings: Facing 50

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings. Life in the middle of many firsts. Friday, August 20, 2010. I was thinking today as I drove away from my hairdresser's after getting last week's cut modernized, "I think I'm ready to face 50." I've got my little red car with a sunroof, my cool iPhone with the little red case, and a cute, modern (slightly defrumping) haircut. The boat reminds me of when I got to meet you. Turning 50 - ftw! This comment has been removed by the author. On a catamaran, perhaps?

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings: June 2010

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Ministry Moments and Other Mid-Life Musings. Life in the middle of many firsts. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Today I took time for a morning retreat at the park. I've had considerable anxiety about being solo pastor at my new church. I knew I needed to spend some time with God before I get caught up in a million details (okay a thousand). As I began to read and reflect, I made some discoveries. Links to this post. Monday, June 28, 2010. Looking Back, Looking Forward. We had a joyful, temporary good bye as w...

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Magdalene's Musings: The Beginning of the Story: Sermon on Mark 1:1-11

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Sunday, January 15, 2012. The Beginning of the Story: Sermon on Mark 1:1-11. This sermon was preached on January 8. Or, was he out sick all those ten years the show was on the air? And what a baptism it is! Elton W. Brown, Daily Feast: Meditations from. Feasting on the Word Year B. Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox Press, 2011), 79, 80. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A liberal pastor whose heart is strangely warmed, and whose affinity for a much maligned biblical figure is sort of an obsession.

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Blue Window: January 2008

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What Would You Do? That's the Real Question. Saturday, January 26, 2008. 2008 Reading Challenge - Part 1. And other blogging friends, I'm joining the 2008 Book Challenge. I've read quite a few books so far in 2008. Stay tuned tomorrow for a second installment. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk. Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Child: I want my Toast Crunchies! Mom: We don't have any dear. Child: I want them! Mom: Have some Nifty Crispies.

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Blue Window: June 2008

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What Would You Do? That's the Real Question. Sunday, June 1, 2008. In May, we had not one, but two graduations. Nashy graduated from Brainy Marvelous College, and Shiny graduated from Stone Tower School. Pictures from Nashy's graduation can be found here. Update on the rest of the brood -. Nashy's placement interviews for her Americorps year are going well. So far, her favorite is the Little Blue State Art Museum, but she still has two more interviews next week. Links to this post. I'm a civil rights law...

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Blue Window: March 2009

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What Would You Do? That's the Real Question. Sunday, March 1, 2009. Some Links I Love These Days. Maira Kalman, who wrote "The Elements of Style Illustrated,". Which I'll dispense on every gift-giving occasion for the rest of 2009, has a blog called "And the Pursuit of Happiness". On the New York Times website. Go there now, I tell you. Another site I love, love, love is Tina Roth Eisenberg's design blog Swiss Miss. I'm also reading Odi et Amo. Links to this post. Labels: Makes My Day. Links to this post.

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Blue Window: October 2007

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What Would You Do? That's the Real Question. Friday, October 26, 2007. It's a Pumpkin/Apple Friday Five. All Hallows Eve (Halloween) is near. As a child, Halloween was one of my favorite holidays. We didn’t yet worry about razor blades in apples or popcorn balls or some of the other concerns people have with Halloween these days. Halloween was a chance to be mildly scared, and better yet, to dress up and pretend to be something we really weren’t. Why or why not? 3 Pumpkins: Do you make Jack O’ Lant...