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Duke Divinity Call & Response Blog | Faith & Leadership | Lisa Nichols Hickman: Grief halved; joy doubled

What a powerful piece, especially during Lent. Duke Divinity Call & Response Blog | Faith & Leadership | Lisa Nichols Hickman: Grief halved; joy doubled

Listening at the Cross: The Seven Last Words of Christ on Vimeo

Thanks to Jan for posting this. Listening at the Cross: The Seven Last Words of Christ on Vimeo

Surefootedness

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Recently I have been struggling with issues from Achilles tendinitis because of a bone deformity that has caused a tear in the tendon. I am having physical therapy, which is helpful and may even heal the tear. My concern is that with the rubbing of the bone on the tendon, it will tear again. I have just finished talking with my Gettysburg doctor's office and they have set up an appointment for me with an orthopedist who will do the surgery. Seems simple enough, but for the next few months, I am here on internship in Petersburg, WV and have been seeing an orthopedist and having physical therapy in Winchester, VA. But the therapist and doctor in Winchester are working with me so that we can get this done as seamlessly as possible. I will finish internship here, move back to Gettysburg for my last year of seminary, then have the surgery. As I was reading this morning and praying, this piece of scripture encouraged me: The Midday Psalm You Lengthen My Stride Beneath Me It is

journalling

This post of Liz's speaks volumes to those of us who love to be online. journalling

A Peculiar Prophet: People of the Cross

A Peculiar Prophet: People of the Cross

Addicted to “Answers” | internetmonk.com

I'm so guilty. My internship supervisor keeps reminding me to ask questions, to just be curious. Addicted to “Answers” | internetmonk.com

A Peculiar Prophet: There Once Was a World by Peter L. Steinke

A Peculiar Prophet: There Once Was a World by Peter L. Steinke