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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Prayer for a young woman who will leave our church to begin her military service
(A friend asked me to write this prayer for a young woman in her church. I do not know her name, but as you read it please pray for her as well as for young people of every country offering … Continue reading
For Standing Rock – A Commission
Go, therefore, among the many nations whom I love, and standing on their own ground not on yours, remember that to baptize is to recognize the holiness of water. And teach yourselves so that you can learn with others how … Continue reading
Prophets — Todd Jenkins
As those of us in the United States approach the national elections, we dust off and examine our call to be prophets … of course, it is a call for all of us, all of the time. Sometimes the hot … Continue reading
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Reflection on the Sycamore Tree
Zacchaeus was trying to see who Jesus was, but on account of the crowd he could not, because he was short in stature. So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore tree to see him, because Jesus was going to … Continue reading
¿Encontrará todavía fe en la tierra? (Lucas 18:8b)
The words are Gerado Oberman’s; the translation is Katie Fiegenbaum’s; the challenge belongs to us all! Una fe capaz de resistir lo injusto, una fe que sepa insistir, a tiempo y a destiempo, una fe que no se resigne, una … Continue reading
After Robert Frost – Mending Wall
Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, that sends children across, risking desert thirst to dream another life. The work of coyotes is another thing: there is self-interest there. They leave not one kindness on another, but are all … Continue reading
Blessing for a Child born in Autumn
Born into the color of chrysanthemums – umber and amber, purple and gold and bronze, may you have color in life. Born into the leaf-falling and the life-clarifying time, of the scarlet-chasing of maples, and the dark true silhouettes of … Continue reading
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Workshops for Transformation in Zimbabwe
Lancelot Muteyo of Trees of Peace Africa Zimbabwe and Director- Pan African Peace Network often shares his workshops throughout Africa and in other places as well with me here — I am so very happy to have his report of not only … Continue reading
Indigenous peoples’ day liturgy at Coulson Park and action at Wells Fargo, Billings, Montana
Michael Mulberry sends on word of this action and this liturgy. Please think of them today and send your prayers. Continue in prayers for the ongoing witness of Standing Rock. We are going to do this action on Monday, October … Continue reading
Thanksgiving wishes for Canada
Monday, October 10 is Thanksgiving in Canada. Many countries have different dates for the celebration of thanksgiving. Some of these occasions reflect gratitude for the harvest and some for the end of conflict, drought or some other unfortunate situation. Examples … Continue reading