Serenade

This is my first blog post since writing “Farewell to Jack, aka Lucky Girl” back in July. I have had many thoughts to share, but each time I took a step toward writing a new post my heart would not let me proceed. As I write this I wonder if I’ll have the courage to […]

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Bread of Presence, Bread of Life—Part 2

I have never painted myself into a corner, but I have unwittingly mopped myself into one. When that happens, you have to very carefully pick your way across the wet floor and hope you don’t track footprints. That’s the way I feel about my last blog post, knowing that I would have to gingerly make […]

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Standing for Christ

I listened with great sadness to last week’s news about the beheading of 21 Coptic Christians by ISIS in Libya.  While I have not tracked all of the “public” murders ISIS has performed in the past, it seems that – besides punishment for unpaid ransoms – they often target journalists and unsuspecting aid workers, and […]

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Memory and Forgiveness

A number of years ago a young man was murdered. If this were the slug of a news story, or perhaps the first line of a novel, it leaves a lot of unanswered questions.  Why was he murdered?  Was the murderer caught?  Was he convicted, sent to prison?  What became of the victim’s family? Let […]

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Resonating with God

I recently purchased for the first time a set of Augustine classical guitar strings.  Upon installing them on my guitar, I immediately noticed that when playing an A on the third string, the 5th open A string would also resonate.  This phenomenon also occurred with other notes.  At first I thought I’d gotten a bad […]

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