Reclaiming the World Wide Web
Reclaiming the World Wide Web The World Wide Web, the Internet, cyberspace. Call it whatever you’d like, but the reality is that every life on this planet has been changed dramatically by this phenomenon in the last 30 years. Many of us can easily remember ...
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The Significance of Thirteen
Thirteen. Thirteen years old. The age I was when I realized my dad’s disease was going to be fatal. Thirteen years since my dad lost his battle to Pulmonary Fibrosis. Thirteen summers we’ve gathered on August 7th to celebrate his life. Thirteen years ago ...
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When Strangers Become Friends
When Strangers Become Friends I came home on Father’s Day Sunday with a full heart. Having lost my dad 13 years ago this summer, I have a different approach to occasions like Father’s Day weekend. My heart was full this year because although I miss ...
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How are you… really?
How are you… really? If someone were to enter many of our cultures from the outside and try and understand how we greet each other, I think they would be very confused. For instance, we often greet each other in the form of a question: ...
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We Aren’t All Monks & We Aren’t All Activists
We Aren’t All Monks & We Aren’t All Activists This is post two in a series of four posts about how our different personality types and temperaments give us different ways to grow in our “up” relationship with God, our “in” relationship with our community and ...
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Scandinavian Minnesota Nice and Bohemian Raucous Rhapsody
Scandinavian Minnesota Nice and Bohemian Raucous Rhapsody I am one of those people who seem to have no shame hollering at people from across the street, parking lot, mall or other public space. Usually this is to get the attention of a friend, neighbor or ...
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The Plot Thickens
The Plot Thickens My mom sometimes shares the tale of her and my dad traveling by car and U-Haul across the country to take a job in ministry. About half way through the trip, my mom pulled the car over to the side of the ...
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A Twist in the Plot
A Twist in the Plot Two years after Mill City Church began a relationship with Sheridan School, where we worship on Sunday mornings, the school administration told us a story. “There is a situation we have been having with the students. We’ve found kids hoarding ...
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There is a Ghost in the 4th Grade Bathroom
There is a Ghost in the 4th Grade Bathroom I walked through the halls of Sheridan School last week on a sunny Thursday afternoon. I had just spent time with a 4th grader I mentor every week at the school we have the opportunity to ...
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