I just found this (2007) video and really appreciated its meditative quality using Scripture. I hope watching it renews you spiritually.
This week, prepare your heart with Hope, as we await the celebration of the arrival of our Redeemer.
Wishing you Advent blessings.
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Christmas time can be strange.
The pressure of donning Christmas spirit can produce mistakes.
Keep your sense of humor
When was the last time you wanted to wear this shirt?
Hello Schuylkill News readers. Thank you for coming!
Now we can continue a conversation I broached at the beginning of January. (see more below)
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On this “January Epiphanies” theme, let’s first reflect for a moment on the quote seen in the article:
“Who can listen to a story of loneliness and despair without taking the risk of experiencing similar pains in his own heart and even losing his precious peace of mind? In short: Who can take away suffering without entering it?”-Henri Nouwen (1932-1996)
I encourage you to leave comments, thoughts, questions, or answer in reply to this question I now pose:
*When has someone entered your life or struggles, to help you. Or, when have you done this for someone else? (Anonymous comments are welcome, too.)
*In your opinion, what are some things we learn from these times of surprising grace?
