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everyday wonder: Cascade Hills goes Youtube

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. Cascade Hills goes Youtube. Step one: Say " Hey, what are you doing for Easter? Step two: Hand them a flyer. You can use either hand. I know, it's a breakthrough system. We may try to patent this critical invitation-to-church technology. We busted out a cheap digital video camera, committed this two-step process to digital posterity, and BANG! Cascade Hills has moved into the Youtube era. Who knew church could be this fun? April 02, 2007 6:37 AM. Salem, Oregon,.

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everyday wonder: "It was the whiteness of the whale that above all things appalled me."

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. It was the whiteness of the whale that above all things appalled me.". 8230;Is it that by its indefiniteness it shadows forth the heartless voids and immensities of the universe, and thus stabs us from behind with the thought of annihilation, when beholding the white depths of the milky way? Thus is the experience of reading Moby-Dick. By the ascendant Herman Melville. Of whom it is said: ". I could not have read this book with any enjoyment in high school. But now ...

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everyday wonder: Monsters in the Garbage Cans, pt. II

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. Monsters in the Garbage Cans, pt. II. In the darkness he searched his pockets, discovering there a Super Joe action figure. He had brought with him. Edward smiled the smile of false competence, as if he had known all along that he would find himself in such a predicament. You see, Super Joe was a large action figure whose main weapon against Terron. As he continued toward it, the sound grew louder until he began to wonder why he did not see the dog's eyes glimmering in ...

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everyday wonder: The launch of new blogs

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. The launch of new blogs. So I've been threatening for a while to launch some new blogs, and after much work in the web design area, I finally got my first new one out of the gate. Okay, since I wrote this blog, I got inspired and launched one of the others I've been sitting on for a while. Go check out. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Salem, Oregon,. View my complete profile. Arts and Letters Daily. Books and Culture Review. Christian History and Biography.

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everyday wonder: And everydaywonder shall be no more...

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. And everydaywonder shall be no more. That's it, I've finally finished my other blog, moving my online personality to jasonrecampbell.blogspot.com. This one is officially toast. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Salem, Oregon,. The experience of the church planter in the field is something like that of an early pioneer on America's frontier. Together with the unending promise of new territory is the profound sense that few have journeyed out this far.

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everyday wonder: Sustained focus on our goals:New tools for my spiritual disciplines

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. Sustained focus on our goals:. New tools for my spiritual disciplines. The season of Lent this year revealed much to me about the practice of spiritual disciplines. One of the insights that I value from this experience is the realization that I can be pretty tenacious about a disciplined behavior when it has a fixed (and short) duration. For Lent, I chose to give up shopping for books (gasp! And all non-real food. And oh, will I feel like it come May 26th. I wonder.

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everyday wonder: “Ssssh, They might hear you…”

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. 8220;Ssssh, They might hear you…”. Each time they took Edward with them wherever they went, they remembered why Edward's parents were trying to get loose of him to begin with: he was a very loud and rambunctious boy, who, with no regard whatever for the sensibilities of two blonde teenagers, would skip around the echoing halls of the mall making frighteningly realistic fire engine noises at the top of his lungs. Might hear you. Do you really want Them. They live inside ...

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everyday wonder: The stories which grow with each reading

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. The stories which grow with each reading. I recently finished the English translation of The Neverending Story, written in the late 70's by Michael Ende. I grew up loving the movie. The Rockbiter on his huge trike, the Swamps of Sadness where Atreyu loses Artex, the roiling cloud of Nothing, the Childlike Empress, the incomprehensible name which Bastian yells out the window into the storm. And of course, who could forget Falkor, the Luckdragon? Is it a children's book?

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everyday wonder: Marco Polo in three strands

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Wonder is the seed of imagination. Marco Polo in three strands. A swimming pool in some state between California and Nebraska: it's warm outside, the afternoon sun disappearing somewhere beyond the raised freeway that cuts a swath through this town with a name not worth remembering. Three older children whose names I don't know are with me in the pool. One of the children has his eyes closed and repeatedly and obnoxiously yells "Marco! I settle on two, If Upon A Winter's Night a Traveler. KUBLAI: Unless ...