by Donna Sinclair A congregation operates more like a family than any other human structure. We bring to it tantrums, hungers, rivalries, allegiances, and affections just like the ones we knew as we grew up. Furthermore, we expect to see families in the pews, as microcosms of this larger community. And people do, obligingly, quite […]
by Susan McCaslin In Chapter 5 of Arousing the Spirit, “Countering War with Wonder,” I wrote about my favourite mystical poet of all time, William Blake. Blake and I have had a long and fruitful association, and he always keeps me on my toes. Currently I’ve been thinking about how Blake was what you might […]
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What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
Jeff: I don't think that it says that our bodies are unpleasing to God. Admittedly, there are a lot of right-of-center…
Margaret Miller: I enjoy getting these blogs, it is always interesting to see what you have been reading. The article on DNA…
Jeff: I hope I never have to live in a world without the written book :) There's something about losing yourself…
papajaxn: Reblogged this on papajaxndotcom and commented: Seems to me to remember Caligula who took over from Augustus Ceasar in 41…
