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Heidi S. De Jonge

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People of the Lie

Each person is a person, capable of both good and evil – which is humbling to think about as we look at our own lives

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Measuring Life in Couches

As I thought about the life span of the couches of decades past, I considered that this upcoming couch might be the second to last

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A Favorite Story

We follow the well-trodden paths of our traditions – candlelight services and caroling, Luke 2 and presents under the tree, Christmas movies and gingerbread houses.

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Breathe and Push

What if this darkness is not the darkness of the tomb but the darkness of the womb?

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The Platinum Rule

What if the way we would want to be loved differs from the way the person we are trying to love wants to be loved?

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Life By Candlelight

My primary orientation is toward the past. I learned this when a friend and fellow enneagram-enthusiast told me that different numbers on the enneagram have

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Released

On Sunday afternoon, I led my last worship service as an ordained Minister of the Word in the Christian Reformed Church in North America. The

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Making Memories

Tomorrow morning, my husband and I will be helping our oldest daughter move into her dorm room at Queen’s University here in Kingston, Ontario. It

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