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Continue reading →: Spiritual Fomration Final Podcast
For my Spiritual Formation final, we had the option to create a Podcast. In general, using material from the course semester, we needed to answer the questions: ° What are the social impacts of the spiritual journey? ° What does it mean to be a spiritual being? ° How do…
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Continue reading →: Queer Hermenutics in a Post-Colonial WorldMy final for my Rehtorical Use of Text Class was to write a “blog essay” in conversation with one of our texts from the semester as well as other bloggers on the internet. Here is the final product that I turned in! I have no idea what grade I got…
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Continue reading →: A Reign of Disruption
This is the sermon I preached at Community Church of Sebastopol in November. I have also included a link to YouTube if you would like to watch: https://www.youtube.com/live/30wE7DOjPjA?si=4bus1judctyscxst Our scripture reading today is from: Jeremiah 23:1–6 1 Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture! says the…
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Continue reading →: Life at PSRThis week at school is “Reading Week.” There are no scheduled classes, which allows students a chance to catch up on any reading or assignments, get a head start on the second half of the semester, and hopefully enjoy some downtime. For a few weeks now, I have intended to…
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Continue reading →: As expected…As I had expected, I had high hopes for writing here more often, but then the weight of school, family, and life in general snuck up on me very quickly. I do have some intentions of introducing the different classes I am in, some of the connections I am making,…
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Continue reading →: Every journey starts somewhere….……or something motivation, inspirational, touching, life changing like that…. I find myself moving through the process of starting seminary (for the 3rd time, I’ll get into that more eventually) wanting to share what I’m experiencing with someone. When I think about this, I know many people who would understand. or…
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