Strength for the Journey, Second Edition: A Pilgrimage of Faith in CommunityChurch Publishing, Inc., 2017 M11 1 - 304 páginas
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... felt like old friends—they understood me. They drew out a narrative that helped define my tradition and my place within it. I put down the book and laughed out loud. Through Strength for the Journey, my story changed, because I could no ...
... felt like old friends—they understood me. They drew out a narrative that helped define my tradition and my place within it. I put down the book and laughed out loud. Through Strength for the Journey, my story changed, because I could no ...
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... felt dislocated and I worried whether I could find my way in the world. All Saints was new to me, as was the Episcopal Church of which it is a part. I grew up Methodist but left that church as a teenager under the influence of some ...
... felt dislocated and I worried whether I could find my way in the world. All Saints was new to me, as was the Episcopal Church of which it is a part. I grew up Methodist but left that church as a teenager under the influence of some ...
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... felt familiar—the architecture, the flowers, the music were all very Anglican. But something else felt strange. As the party processed to the altar, I noticed that one robed man did not appear, well, quite heterosexual. My imagination ...
... felt familiar—the architecture, the flowers, the music were all very Anglican. But something else felt strange. As the party processed to the altar, I noticed that one robed man did not appear, well, quite heterosexual. My imagination ...
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... felt pretty sure I was a healthier Christian for having done so. In April of that year I returned to All Saints, accompanied by my soon-to-be husband, Richard. Although he was new to the Episcopal Church, Richard had heard of All Saints ...
... felt pretty sure I was a healthier Christian for having done so. In April of that year I returned to All Saints, accompanied by my soon-to-be husband, Richard. Although he was new to the Episcopal Church, Richard had heard of All Saints ...
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... felt God's presence. The words were familiar, but like the building itself, the liturgy had been altered. Although the traditional liturgical structure of word and sacrament remained, All Saints no longer used male pronouns to refer to ...
... felt God's presence. The words were familiar, but like the building itself, the liturgy had been altered. Although the traditional liturgical structure of word and sacrament remained, All Saints no longer used male pronouns to refer to ...
Contenido
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ST STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH | 89 |
CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAMILY | 121 |
CHAPTER FIVE Interim | 153 |
TRINITY CHURCH | 189 |
GRACEST LUKES EPISCOPAL CHURCH | 223 |
CHRIST CHURCH | 263 |
PARLIAMENT OF THE WORDS RELIGIONS | 287 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 293 |
ABOUT THE AUTHOR | 299 |
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