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Category Archives: grief
Inclusivity?
Recently I have been listening to a number of conversations in and around our church about inclusivity…and I have found myself thinking about inclusivity as a spiritual practice. Many who endorse the title of “progressive Christian” also endorse the virtue of inclusivity … Continue reading
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La Luna
I drove home tonight in the glow of a full moon, like a pearl shining, like a marble with a rough place where the man in the moon peeks out. The moon teaches us that things aren’t always what they seem–if … Continue reading
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