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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Prayer for Mid-January
I am thinking about the dryness of the air, the dryness of my skin and the static clinging me to my coat, my scarf, my to do list. I am thinking about so many thank you’s un-thanked and well-wishes un-wished. … Continue reading
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Tagged clergy stress, disorganization, dryness, prayer for winter, winter blues
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Snow is falling, snow on snow…
I was so glad to wake up to find a blanket of snow outside the window. It calmed my heart and quieted my mind. This is one of those weeks — You know the kind; too many tasks on the … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, calm, quieting the mind, snow, thankfulness, Trapelo Road, walking to church, winter
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A Bluer Christmas
Back on December 13th, our church offered a Blue Christmas service. It was advertised as being especially for those who find the holiday season difficult due to loss or grief. It was a beautiful evening, and my sense is that … Continue reading
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