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“and your very flesh shall be a great poem” – Walt Whitman Musical Roots Along with playing pastor as a little girl I would also
Jes Kast
April 18, 2012
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“and your very flesh shall be a great poem” – Walt Whitman Musical Roots Along with playing pastor as a little girl I would also
First, sorry for the overly alliterative title. But for this post, those words really are the apt ones to invoke! Like many people, I have
The other day James Bratt posted a careful, scholarly review of Calvinism and Politics on this site. Here’s more, neither careful nor scholarly. . .
A number of you sent appreciative notes on my last post, “The Geography of Faith,” which took a shot at the big picture of American
So begins the movie, Jeff, Who Lives at Home. I saw the Duplasses’ latest movie this past weekend with a friend, and it stuck with
[Alas, today will be my final post here at The Twelve. I’ve been honored to be part of the team that has launched this conversation,
I never read Rob Bell’s Love Wins. Along with the youth in our congregation, I have appreciated his Nooma video series. Actually, lots of our
Listen to the three-minute story here. There have been a couple times when I’ve had experiences as a chaplain on Holy Saturday that have made
The women who had come with Jesus from Galilee followed Joseph and saw the tomb and how his body was laid in it. Then they
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