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A great review on Make the Words Your Own, by Benjamin Wayman. https://www.greenville.edu/dotAsset/a0507eeb-6721-49c0-8212-504f411293f7.jpg

An article by Benjamin Wayman, author of Make the Words Your Own. Why Christians Should Read (Sing) the Psalmspapyrus.greenville.eduWhy Christians Should Read (Sing) the Psalms Posted date: February 18, 2014 In: D#amp;D | comment : 0 Written by Ben Wayman. … Continue reading →

January 27 Echoes of Eternity And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. John 1:5 The day has dawned with the light of My love. Darkness cannot hold it back because I am its … Continue reading →

2 Winter Haiku Poems by Paul Quenon: Each Snowflake descends with some secret whispering soft intimacies ~ Ice crunch under tires slows to a stop, lights go out, door softly thumps closed.

“Poignant, full of grit and edge and those occasional bolts of energy that tear words into their primal elements and then radiate light.” —Mark S. Burrows, poet, professor, translator of Rilke Coming this February

January 26 Echoes of Eternity For we walk by faith, not by sight. II Corinthians 5:7 Do not fret yourself with things too high for you—with concerns over which you have no control. Such fretting only robs you of peace … Continue reading →

Both Practicing Silence and Unquiet Vigil are on this list! Hearts #amp; Minds Best Books of 2014 PART THREE — Hearts #amp; Minds Best Books of 2014 (Hearts #amp; Minds Books)www.heartsandmindsbooks.comYou may not be old enough to remember when TV … Continue reading →

Gregorian Chant: The Eternal Song http://www.communityofjesus.org/?p=4100009 Gregorian Chant: The Eternal Song | The Community of Jesuswww.communityofjesus.orgBy Cantor We have found the Messiah! Can you imagine a relative or friend coming up to you and saying “We have found the Messiah!#quot; … Continue reading →

By Cantor We have found the Messiah! Can you imagine a relative or friend coming up to you and saying “We have found the Messiah!” The Communion chant for last week is exactly that — Andrew telling his brother Simon … Continue reading →