2FAB #84: Ezekiel 25-33
February 18, 2018
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All hail Nebuchadnezzar! Luci and Jordan continue slogging through Ezekiel.
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Put Your Hand in the Hand
February 18, 2018
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Whether you are facing life or death, there is something here for you. Either way, it is the path of surrender. Give up your life inside of time, give up your life when you step outside of time.
#MeToo creator packs the house in Pittsburgh
February 17, 2018
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Tarana Burke spoke to over a thousand packed into Pittsburgh’s Calvary Episcopal Church on #Me Too and the strength of empowerment through empathy.
Come and See… the Ask
February 17, 2018
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So you’re ready to invite a friend to church… How might you do that?
Ministry: an emotional labor
February 17, 2018
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Emotional labor” has gone viral recently – the unpaid management of feelings (their own or others) required of those who work in service industries. Confusingly, in the popularization of the phrase, the distinction has gotten lost about what is actually “emotional labor” and what are other kinds of labor we simply have feelings about.
Janani Luwum — Archbishop and Martyr
February 17, 2018
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It is hard to know how any of us would react to facing evil and maintaining our faith as we face any instrument of death. Jesus showed us, and Luwum followed that example.
Charles Todd Quintard
February 16, 2018
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How do we learn to sit, with God’s help, among unpleasant truths of the past, alongside people in history who we can no longer simply laud their good works without commentary of larger, more corporate sins in which they participated?
Friday Film Review: Phantom Thread
February 16, 2018
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It is hard not to be spellbound by Paul Thomas Anderson’s disturbingly beautiful Phantom Thread, Daniel Day-Lewis’ mystifyingly memorable Reynolds Jeremiah Woodcock, and Vicky Krieps’ enigmatically sensational Alma. It is a most unconventional, unparalleled older boy meets girl story.
Bishops Against Gun Violence Responds to Florida Shooting
February 16, 2018
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“In the wake of this massacre, we believe God is calling us to understand that we must not simply identify the social and political impediments to ending these lethal spasms of violence in our country. We must reflect on and acknowledge our own complicity in the unjust systems that facilitate so many deaths, and, in accordance with the keeping of a holy Lent, repent and make reparations.”
ACNA defends Gafcon decision not to reveal existence of female bishop
February 16, 2018
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There wasn’t a pact amongst the Gafcon Primates to keep the consecration in South Sudan a secret. None. The Primates were perfectly free to talk about the event at any time. Second, there has been the suggestion that perhaps there was incompetence; a kind of wishful thinking that the event would never be known. That’s not what happened either. – ACNA
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