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“A Great Disillusionment”
“A great disillusionment”… A brief report from one of the book groups so far By Kathryn Rickert, Ph.D. [This article pertains to a book group reading Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer. We … Continue reading
A Sermon I’d want to hear on the 1st Sunday of Christmas 2015
I do not come to worship on the first Sunday of the 12 days of Christmas because I am struggling with the challenges of the Christian faith; I come because for a least a little while, the Christian faith is … Continue reading
A Reading List
Originally posted on Finding God in Public:
A Reading List for Helping us to Enter into Relationships with First Nations People General Convention 77 & the Doctrine of Discovery As a direct outcome and follow-up on General Convention 76 in…
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I’m Going to Go Home and Read the Doctrine of Discovery”
“I’m Going to Go Home and Read the DOCTRINE OF DISCOVERY” After hearing, sadly for the first time, about the Doctrine of Discovery, many a well-educated and well- meaning person says, “When I get home from this conference, I am … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Responses to Genocide, Doctrine of Discovery, Racism
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Mary’s Magnificat – an Advent Retreat
This is no magic process, rather an ancient well known spiritual practice where-by we realize that we cannot advocate very well for others what we do not grasp for ourselves. Love for love, compassion for compassion, and wisdom for wisdom. Continue reading
Resources for Responding to the Doctrine of Discovery
Below are several parts of a work in progress. Designed for the non-scholar who wants to know what the Doctrine of Discovery (DOD) is, and why it continues to challenge Christians to respond to this unsavory part of the Christian … Continue reading Continue reading
A Pilgrimage to the John T. Williams Honor Pole — May 24th 2012
We gathered on the lawn in front of the John T.Williams Honor pole, within site of the Space Needle, the EMP Museum, the Monorail and a MacDonald’s. That location, in the midst of so much that seems at odds with … Continue reading
Rest In Peace Walter Bryant Jan 20, 1947 -March 5, 2012
Rest in Peace, Walter Bryant Jan 20, 1947 – March 5, 2012 This posting was originally written for my friend, Walter Bryant. I have just heard that … Continue reading
“Princess Angeline – Responding to Injustice as a Community of Faith”
“Princess Angeline – Responding to Injustice as a Community of Faith” Wednesdays in Lent: March 7, 14, 21, 28, 2012 *** 7pm – 8:30 pm St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 111 NE 80th Street Seattle, WA 98115 Although we may know … Continue reading
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WOMEN WHO WEEP and the Cries of Faith
The Priory Spirituality Center Women Who Weep and the Cries of Faith March 17, 2012 Saturday 9:15AM-3:00PM A multi-media encounter with biblical women – Rachel, Hannah, the daughters of Jerusalem, and more than one Mary – who weep and lament … Continue reading
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