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Out beyond the ‘cool’ cathedral

I understand why Marti is always asking that I stop avoiding conflict. How can I sing a new song of deliverance to those who have no hope if, at the same time, I insist on being comfortable among those who … Continue reading

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Grace stepping out

Inspired by “grace turned outward,” Colleen wrote: “I can remember working in a cancer hospital, where a man lost part of his foot only to learn later they needed to remove more. His girlfriend abandoned him, and God put me … Continue reading

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What’s different? Not much.

Jim and Shelly are homeless. Have been this way for over fifteen years. They’re married; they love each other, and want to be together, but that’s almost impossible on the street. For stretches of time they’ve been able to live … Continue reading

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Feel what they feel

If we could stand in someone else’s shoes and hear what they hear, see what they see, feel what they feel… Over the weekend, in the sleepy little beach community of San Clemente, California, where my daughter lives, a man … Continue reading

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