September 2010
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Absolution
Natasha Zoucha finally discovers that she is loved and worthy - and it’s nothing to do with being small
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Other Features
Limping
Monday morning, one week to holidays. I had driven my two daughters to school and was looking forward to getting our home back into order after focusing heavily on our church’s children’s Christmas service. Looking for a place to start cleaning, I saw an open notebook on Katrina’s* bed, and bits of scribbled paper around her desk. I picked them up and glanced at them while tidying up.
A Foretaste Of The Feast To Come
I can’t begin to tell you of the joy I experienced at the Eleventh Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Assembly — being with so many other faith-filled Lutherans from around the globe.
Columns
RADICAL PASTOR
BONHOEFFER BONBONS
HEART & HOME
JIGSAW PUZZLES
REEL LIFE
REEL LIFE
STEPPING STONES
STEPPING STONES
Absolution
Natasha Zoucha finally discovers that she is loved and worthy - and it’s nothing to do with being small
Other Features
Limping
Monday morning, one week to holidays. I had driven my two daughters to school and was looking forward to getting our home back into order after focusing heavily on our church’s children’s Christmas service. Looking for a place to start cleaning, I saw an open notebook on Katrina’s* bed, and bits of scribbled paper around her desk. I picked them up and glanced at them while tidying up.
A Foretaste Of The Feast To Come
I can’t begin to tell you of the joy I experienced at the Eleventh Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Assembly — being with so many other faith-filled Lutherans from around the globe.
Other Features
Limping
Monday morning, one week to holidays. I had driven my two daughters to school and was looking forward to getting our home back into order after focusing heavily on our church’s children’s Christmas service. Looking for a place to start cleaning, I saw an open notebook on Katrina’s* bed, and bits of scribbled paper around her desk. I picked them up and glanced at them while tidying up.
A Foretaste Of The Feast To Come
I can’t begin to tell you of the joy I experienced at the Eleventh Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Assembly — being with so many other faith-filled Lutherans from around the globe.
Columns
RADICAL PASTOR
BONHOEFFER BONBONS
HEART & HOME
JIGSAW PUZZLES
REEL LIFE
REEL LIFE
STEPPING STONES
STEPPING STONES
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