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Tag Archives: Hungarian Reformed Church
My Once in a Lifetime Life: Finding Community in the Concrete Blocks
“My Once in a Lifetime Life” is a series of occasional blogs written by Joy in reflecting on her time as a Christian missionary with three young children in the mid-2000’s. This post recalls her life in the Budapest apartment complexes … Continue reading
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Tagged Budapest, building community, Hungarian Reformed Church, The Concrete Blocks
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Choices – The Weight of a Single Choice – Guest Blog
For the next few months, this blog will occasionally look at the concept of choice. It is true that “Life is a sum of all your choices.” But do we even realize that every response involves a choice, that we … Continue reading
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Tagged choices, Hungarian Reformed Church, shooting in San Bernadino, Viktor Frankl
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Living as Apprentices 