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Tag Archives: Mahalia Jackson
Living in Harmony – with Others
The world is spinning – seemingly out of control. Divergence not diversity is the theme. Lies trump truth. Pain and hurt, shame and guilt abound. Vile comments, pictures, and behaviors sear our souls. Violence and human misery cause our hearts to … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Webb, false self, loving our neighbors, Mahalia Jackson, Richard Rohr, true self
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“Live the Life I Sing About in my Song”
LIVING AS APPRENTICES In a blog on the Inward Outward website, Kayla McClurg of The Church of the Saviour says, “We tend to make [Jesus] into a paper-thin replica of our ideas of “holy” rather than let him be the … Continue reading
Posted in Living as Apprentices
Tagged "I'm Gonna Life the Life I Sing about in my Song", Mahalia Jackson, Thomas Andrew Dorsey
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Living as Apprentices 