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Summer Sabbath.

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Mary Pandiani writes: “Sabbath is taking time … time to be holy … time to be human.”

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Being Human.

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Sherry Roscoe shares a contemplative poem on humanity, Being Human.

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Mothering.

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Chris Ball shares a contemplative poem on mothering.

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A Prayer of Examen for Our National Holiday.

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Steve Garnaas-Holmes shares “A Prayer of Examen for Our National Holiday.”

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For the Interim Time

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A photo taken by Beth Griffith brought a poem by John O’Donohue to mind.

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Juneteenth.

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In honor the Juneteenth holiday, read a little about an escaped slave turned abolitionist and Women’s Rights Activist Sojourner Truth.

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A Bruised Reed.

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Today Chris Ball graces us with another of his poems, this one about “a bruised reed.”

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Living Poem.

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Sherry Roscoe shares a contemplative poem.

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The Silence of Awe.

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Today we can ponder a quote by Abraham Joshua Heschel a Polish-born American rabbi and his thoughts on silence.

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So Glad.

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John Kiemele offers this tender poem.

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Lent Day 28. The Singing of Angels.

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To wrap up this fifth week of Advent, here are Howard Thurman’s thoughts on the singing of angels. It’s an excerpt from Selah Center’s book, “Reflections: A Journey through Lent into Easter.” Get your copy now. This is the 28th day of Lent. –D.B., Editor

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