It feels good to walk again. No, I haven’t been injured in any way that’s had me bed-bound or unable to move. I have been moving. Perhaps a bit too fast, a bit too much. And often in my car. Going to work, errands, trips, and treks to the gas station to get more [...]
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Interesting that I am attending two significantly different churches at the moment: Emmanuel Episcopal, a low church Epsicopalian congregation, and Discovery Church, a contemporary worship, non-denominational church. Both have a significantly different approach to liturgy, but this week, at Discovery’s Young Professionals Group (a focus group for Christians in their 30s), and during Father Malcolm’s [...]
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“There is no massing of men with God. When he speaks of gathered men, it is a spiritual body, not as a mass.”
Okay, so I realize I’ve let quite a few days slip without posting on MacDonald. Rather than compiling the bunch that I missed, and trying to make a broad sweeping statement about them [...]
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