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now what?

Posted on 29 June, 2015 by Emily
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We’re roused and galvanized; it’s all but forgone that the Confederate flag will come down–what comes next? Continue reading →

Posted in Charleston, Confession, Covenant, education, healing, Re-blog, Reading, Scripture, sin, Suffering, violence | Tagged 2 Corinthians, change, Jordan Hylden, movement, Nazareth Manifesto, reconciliation, Sam Wells, transformation | Leave a reply

turning parishioners into monastics

Posted on 2 June, 2015 by Emily
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IMG_2342Yes, I believe that everyone should be a monk, and I’m not the only one who thinks so. Continue reading →

Posted in prayer, quotation, Re-blog, spirit, spirituality | Tagged Andrew Petiprin, Anglicanism, Book of Common Prayer, poverty, prayer, Thomas Cranmer | 1 Reply

“the help”

Posted on 28 May, 2015 by Emily
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What a strange word “helper” is; a friend of mine from an earlier generation raised in the south hears the description of the domestic help that had a hand in raising her (hence the title).  Continue reading →

Posted in liturgy, reflection, sermons, spirit, Who is God, worship | Tagged Baptism, breath, Genesis, God, Holy Spirit, John, Pentecost, sermon | 1 Reply

reverse-affirmations

Posted on 11 May, 2015 by Emily
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Joel Osteen is on to something.  The name-it-and-claim-it mentality can be a powerful psychological tool.  If we only believe hard enough and long enough, our minds will prevail. The universe cannot resist us! It makes Jesus sound like the head of the Jedis.
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Posted in prayer, reflection | Tagged affirmations, Joel Osteen, positive thinking, prayer, Psalm, psychology | 1 Reply

Is God Calling?

Posted on 9 May, 2015 by Emily
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IMG_0313_2Has God ever told you to go raise someone from the dead?  Years ago, a friend thought God had told her to go to a stranger’s funeral, touch the body, and tell it to get up. Continue reading →

Posted in learning, prayer, reflection, spirit, spirituality, Who is God, yoga | Tagged church, God, Jesus, listening, prayer, Psalm | 2 Replies

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