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Monthly Archives: September 2015
End the Stigma
Last Sunday I preached a just-OK sermon about our call to serve the least, the lost, and the last. Last night, I heard one of the best sermons I’ve ever heard about what it means to serve the least, the lost and … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, addictive society, drug overdose, preaching, watertown overcomes addiction
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Walking By Choice
My son and I walked a five kilometer loop along the Charles River on Sunday. It was beautiful. I stopped to take photos of the river (like the one here), which was still and shimmery in a late-summer way. As … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, presiding bishop's pastoral letter, refugee crisis, solidarity, Syrian families
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Living Water(town) 