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I love the season of Advent. A season dedicated to waiting with hope, while yet in darkness.
01 Dec 2017 Leave a comment
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I love the season of Advent. A season dedicated to waiting with hope, while yet in darkness.
22 Dec 2016 1 Comment
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12 Dec 2016 6 Comments
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Hum, buzz, rum-
Hum, buzz, rum…
I shut the door
on all the voices and sounds;
your voice, a whisper above the rest-
is where my hope is found.
18 Dec 2015 2 Comments
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Today’s prompt is simple, especially if you are a Christmas Card saver. First you’ll need to gather all your Christmas cards together, or at least your most recent. Then you will have a chance create in your journal or maybe create a new journal all together!
I save and need to purge my Christmas cards…I actually need to purge a lot more than my Christmas cards but that is a story for another day…
17 Dec 2015 3 Comments
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When I mention the greatest mystery in history of the world, what comes to your mind? Well, as I sat thinking in the early hours I realized there are many mysteries known…or unknown, to mankind, as the case may be. I decided to do a quick search, and if you want to fathom a few, have at it here.
But, like it or not, rejoice over it or not, there is a great mystery that all must eventually contend with for themselves, for there is no getting around it. I have been Re-enjoying (I know it’s not a word, but I just made it one- and that is OK, right Kel?) God Is In The Manger by Dietrich Bonhoeffer anew this Advent season. I am faced with the reality of wrestling with the Great Mystery of God once more, and it never ceases to amaze me.
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