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What, Me Worry?
Anyone who is a boomer will remember the iconic picture of the fictional Alfred E. Neuman– big ears, tooth gap, and the vacant look of someone who doesn’t think about much of anything. Although we imitated his “What, me worry” … Continue reading
Posted in art journaling, spirituality and prayer
Tagged Alfred E. Neuman, Jim Toole, journal, Moses, prayer, religion, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, trust
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The Purpose of Prayer
I have added a new chapter, among other changes, to the revised version of “Treat Gently, This Gentle Man: A Daughter’s Prayers,” to be released next week through Amazon.com. I offer this chapter on my blog for feedback. Do my … Continue reading
Posted in spirituality and prayer
Tagged father daughter, God, grief, Patti R. Albaugh, prayer, Psalms, religion, scripture, Treat Gently This Gentle Man
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Slumdog Millionaire – In Your Face Poverty and Film Illiteracy
I led an adult church school discussion today on the movie Slumdog Millionaire and its possible role in our faith journeys. During the discussion I was struck by two issues: 1) the local versus global response to poverty and 2) … Continue reading
Posted in film
Tagged handheld camera, India, language of film, media literacy, movie critique, Pope Benedict XVI, poverty, religion, Slumdog Millionaire, Sunday School
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