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Happy Birthday Paul Jentz!
Today we are celebrating the 80th birthday of Paul Jentz, my father-in law. Happy birthday! Brother Paul, Father Paul Paul has been my blessing, my example so often. Especially when I am blustery and speak too much, I see him … Continue reading
Finding Home Again
Finding Home Again Where will I find my home when I have forgotten how to walk home? Where will I find my home when I no longer know my door? Where will I find my home when friends have forgotten … Continue reading
Brother Paul, Father Paul
Brother Paul, Father Paul Paul has been my blessing, my example so often. Especially when I am blustery and speak too much, I see him sit quietly and gently listen. He is a model when I need a calm model. … Continue reading
Manna in My life
Manna in My Life Not so hungry in my belly, I still love My morning manna. Some mornings I put nut spread on my matzoh, and taste and texture combine to thrill me. And better than hard rolls in the … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Poetry, Reflecting on Scripture
Tagged Bread, Daily Bread, Gospel of John
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Sushine, Transformed
Sushine, Transformed As the sun climbed over my eyes this morning, My brain sprang alert with questions: What is my purpose today? Why and how? With whom? What is your will for me today Lord? I grab for it to … Continue reading
Peace, Not Alone
Peace, Not Alone I hear the cries and I feel the hurt, But I yearn to leave it. I seek instead the warmth and embrace of Jesus, Friend and guide, fisherman, healer, guide. When I leave this world in prayer, … Continue reading
Originally posted on Let's Talk Gospel:
On April 22, more than one billion people around the globe will take part in Earth Day 2012 and help Mobilize the Earth™. People of all nationalities and backgrounds will voice their appreciation…