
Standing at the Intersection, Seated at the Lord’s Table
The table signifies many things, including a rhythm, a routine, and the promise that this is the bread of life and the cup of salvation.
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The table signifies many things, including a rhythm, a routine, and the promise that this is the bread of life and the cup of salvation.
Most days I walk the loop through the cemetery of the First Reformed Church in Pompton Plains, N.J., where my wife Stacey is the Co-Pastor.
In the Rev. Dr. Jean Stairs’s book, Listening for the Soul: Pastoral Care and Spiritual Direction, the author argues for a collective movement by clergy
Scriptural Foundation When the Prophet Elijah flees from Jezebel after a bit of a triumph in his ministry, he winds up in a cave at
The 19th century hymn “My Life Flows on in Endless Song” ends its refrain by asking the question, “How can I keep from singing?” Certainly
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