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Tag Archives: Worship
Imposition of Ashes
Bangs held back with a blue barrette your seven-year-old forehead has the ashes of the cross brought home from school. Still wearing school jumper blue knee socks fallen down you leave with me for worship. The night has turned colder … Continue reading
Home Bound Christian
As readers of my blog no doubt know, I am a Christian who has attended and been a member of a Lutheran church. We had education woes when our daughter was young, and for several years, we homeschooled our daughter … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Church, Guest Author
Tagged Christian witness, Clergy, Liturgy, Thoughtfulness, Worship
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A Question from a Jewish Reader of my Blog
Ten days ago, I wrote a blog post about looking for and deciding on a Christian church to join. Shortly after that, a Jewish friend of mine thanked me and told me that what I had written answered a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Family, Friendship
Tagged Changing hearts, Faith, Friendship, God, Worship
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Finding a Church Home: What We Looked For, What We Saw, Why We Landed Where We Did
Disclaimer: You may not be at all religious. I don’t care. I don’t know that I am religious in predictable ways, but I do believe that there are no atheists in fox holes. When your boat is sinking you pray … Continue reading
Our Hands Are Full
We are too old for this. Perhaps it is punishment for our sins. Maybe it is just the jest of the devil to make us curse our lot. It might be intended as a little entertainment, so others will sit … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Family, Friendship, Life in these times, Marriage
Tagged Aging, Christmas, Friendship, Love, Marriage, Money, Prayer, Trial, Worship
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The Color is Red
Today is Pentecost Sunday. It isn’t on the same day every year, but changes date, in relation to Easter. My husband and I have had a lot on our minds lately, busy with too many projects, and so walking into … Continue reading
Career Counseling, Our Passions, and Some Surprises
Weird things sometimes happen in life. We start out on one path and then realize that the things that make us tick are in a different direction. One of the many blessings of living in America is that our futures … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Education, Family
Tagged Christian witness, God, Lent, Liturgy, Our choices, Prayer, Worship
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2018 February 14 Romantic Love and a Cross of Ashes
I am loved and adored by a remarkable man who delights in me; never tires of my interruptions; gives the best hugs on the planet; and whose eyes light up when he looks at me. Despite all the roadblocks and … Continue reading
Life in the Desert
In an attempt to lure you into looking at some earlier slices of life in the desert, I am going to reprint the page called The Beginning. I would ask that when you finish reading these brief paragraphs, you click … Continue reading
Names and Life are Weird. So is the Author.
Like many of us, I answer to a variety of names depending on who is calling: My eldest brother has called me Hornet since I was a young girl and sported a sweatshirt with my elementary school mascot. My Mom … Continue reading