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Tag Archives: Call
What Comes Next
Reading – from Alain de Botton’s 2016 essay, “Why You Will Marry the Wrong Person” It’s one of the things we are most afraid might happen to us. We go to great lengths to avoid it. And yet we do it … Continue reading
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Tagged Call, Change, Commitment, Constancy, Covenant, Faithful, Fidelity, Glennon Doyle, Healing, Love, Marriage, Relationships, Sermon, Sermons, Stewardship
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The Next Right Thing
Reading – from Glennon Doyle – “A list of 5 things I know” 1. What you don’t know, you’re not supposed to know yet. 2. More will be revealed. 3. Crisis means to sift. Let it all fall away and you’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged Call, Courage, Courageous Love, Discernment, Glennon Doyle, Immigrant, Immigration, Justice, Risk, Sanctuary, Sermon, Sermons
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To be entrusted with this great message
This past week marked the official beginning of my senior ministry at Foothills. As I’ve gotten closer to this threshold, I’ve been thinking about the Rev. Mary Lydia Legget, who in 1900 was the last (and only other) female minister to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Reflections, Justice, Philosophy of Church
Tagged Beloved Community, Call, Calling, Courageous Love, Foothills, Injustice, Love, Ministry, Olympia Brown, Women, Women in Ministry
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Intentions for the New Year
While I am a little skeptical about the wisdom or efficacy of new year’s resolutions, I am a fan of what seems to be a new trend for setting new year’s intentions. Though not technically all that different than a resolution, an intention … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Reflections, Justice, Philosophy of Church
Tagged Beloved Community, Call, Faith, Justice, Mission, Resistance, Role of the Church, Theology
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