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Let Go
During a walk, the author noticed a solitary, lifeless leaf clinging to a branch, juxtaposed with a new green bud emerging, symbolizing the transition from death to life. This scene…
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Argentina Part III: You May Ask Why We Sing
On the third “Sunday” of Lent, a service at the Temperley Methodist Church featured the song “You May Ask Why We Sing,” reflecting resilience amid hardship. The lyrics emphasize the…
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Argentina Part II: Nunca Más
The phrase “Nunca Más” encapsulates Argentina’s commitment to justice for those who disappeared during past violence, as reflected in the report by the National Commission of the Disappeared. During the…
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Argentina Part I: Reflections on a Pilgrimage
The author reflects on a transformative pilgrimage to Argentina in March 2025, alongside Methodist Ministers and Lay Leaders. The journey focused on understanding the country’s beauty and complex history, particularly…
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Coastline
The coast offers renewal and peace, embodying a dreamlike escape where one can free their mind and experience the beauty of nature and love.
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The Legacy of Women in Lighthouse History
On Women’s History Month’s final day, a PBS video highlights women lighthouse keepers, accompanied by a podcast on Suellen Wedmore’s poetry book, “A Fixed White Light,” celebrating their impact.
Marble Women’s Ministry
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