Year: 2019

A Case for Slowing Down

“Never hurry anywhere. This is why I love to walk. To move only as fast as my two feet will take me. When I walk I leave my phone at home and take only what I need: water and house keys.”

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The Episcopal Church knew plenty about serial child sex abuser

Victim Meg Yarbrough: “I have never understood how the Vestry of Grace Church in 1996 refused to fire Howdy after the West Virginia case,” she said. “Bishop [Robert Hodges] Johnson [Diocesan, Western North Carolina] wanted to … It weighs heavily on me that I didn’t go to Bishop Johnson then.”

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The Real Truth About Demons

“We have a lot of weapons against evil, if we use them.  Once the person recognizes a spirit as a demon and takes part in banishing it, they are turning again toward God. The person may find peace.”

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Death becomes you

The season in which we find ourselves is one that reflects on death.  Every culture and religious tradition makes a big deal out of death in the “laugh or you will cry” sort of way and our culture is no exception.

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Shame and True Humility

“I remember speaking those words, and how shame washed over me in a hot tide.  Nobody was at all interested in letting me off the hook, either. Everyone was furious at me, and quite rightly so.”

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