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Wizard Against Nihilism
posted on Sep 26, 2022 The fresh fancy telescope images of the universe that have been flowing into my news feeds are breathtaking. They can also lead to feelings of insignificance. The more we know of the universe the smaller we do seem. Plenty of stars die every sing...
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SCI Collection '22
posted on Sep 21, 2022 Christ Church is committed to providing 25 Ditty Bags to the Seamen's Institute. These bags will go to Seafarers in the upcoming holidays who are living on cargo ships, often isolated and unable to return home to their families for months. Seafar...
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October '22 Rector's Message
posted on Sep 21, 2022 Pumpkins. I think it is the mix of bright color and roundness that leads to the joy that they bring. The most important part about the Pumpkin Patch is the opportunity to bring joy and delight to the neighborhood, and to connect to the community...
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The Horse and His Boy: Deep into the Other World
posted on Sep 20, 2022 Every other Narnian novel has some moment of transport between our world and theirs. Here in this novel we are in the middle of the untold time between the children entering Narnia through the Wardrobe and returning home after their long reigns....
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September 18, 2022
posted on Sep 19, 2022 All of Jesus' parables are challenging, but this one is surely the most difficult. It has my head spinning. I can't seem to make sense of it. First, there is this manager who was squandering his boss's money. He was caught and about to be fired....
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Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chester Organ Concert
posted on Sep 14, 2022 Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Chester is pleased to announce the dedication of its newly restored Aeolian-Skinner organ (opus 1273). The instrument was designed in 1954 by Joseph Whiteford and installed in January of 1956. The two-manual, twen...
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Counting In God's Way
posted on Sep 12, 2022 Irritation, confusion. The inner dialogue of how stupid could I be? You look and look, you look frantically , you look carefully. You examine your mind, you back track, you ask questions, but experience suggests the harder you look, the more you...
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Homecoming Sunday
posted on Sep 8, 2022 When I came back from vacation last month it astonished me how many parts of my day to day life I needed to pause and think about how to do. The rote pattern of tasks I have done a zillion times without much consideration seemed to have been par...
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Eden and Psalm 139
posted on Sep 7, 2022 Was the artist curious? Would we think of them as having a scientific mind now? Do they stare at the stars and ponder the clouds? Could they have been close to women in their pregnancies, to infants at birth? Have they seen the inside of the body...
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Rite Questions Podcast
posted on Sep 4, 2022 The Rite Questions Podcast Library.
Listen to the podcast either on our youtube channel or by selecting the episode below.
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