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Lenten Examination | Meandering McLean
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The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . . Disclaimers and Comment Policy. No this is not some special quiz that is given only during Lent or a special medical test that doctors perform during this season. Instead, it describes the practice of intentionally setting aside time for the regular examination of our conscience and our consciousness as discussed by Marjorie Thompson in Learning Forgiveness: A Lenten Study from The Thoughtful Christian. The exploration of examination did not end...
Taking on something new . . . | Meandering McLean
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The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . . Disclaimers and Comment Policy. Taking on something new . . . Often during the season of Lent people give things up as part of their preparation for Easter. This year I decided to try taking on something new . . . writing a blog post each week about something happen at First Presbyterian. This is a new endeavor and an experiment that I hope you enjoy, so please join us each week and feel free to share what you think and feel. Grace and peace,.
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The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . . Disclaimers and Comment Policy. I am a husband, dad, runner, and pastor. No this is not some special quiz that is given only during Lent or a special medical test that doctors perform during this season. Instead, it describes the practice of intentionally setting aside time for the regular examination of our conscience and our consciousness as discussed by Marjorie Thompson in Learning Forgiveness: A Lenten Study from The Thoughtful Christian.
30 Days to the Marathon | Meandering McLean
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The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . . Disclaimers and Comment Policy. 30 Days to the Marathon. As I was getting ready for my run this afternoon, I realized that it was time to start using the Tempo C workout. That means today’s run was a 40-minute tempo run (I’m using Jenny Hadfield’s Marathon Intermediate Run Training Plan. Boy does time fly. This entry was posted in Running. February 21, 2013. Lenten Examination →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Follow &ldquo...
Why forgiveness? | Meandering McLean
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The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . . Disclaimers and Comment Policy. Of all the possible topics for the church to talk about on Thursday mornings, why have a conversation about forgiveness? This is the question that I had to answer when deciding whether or not to facilitate a Lenten discussion on forgiveness. There are so many different possibilities for where to start having a conversation about being Christians in the world today, so why start with forgiveness? This entry was pos...
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the Adventures of Pastor Bill: 21 Day Challenge: Developing Spiritual Habits
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The Adventures of Pastor Bill. The (mis)adventures of a 30-something, city-born, Jesus-loving Presbyterian pastor in rural America just trying to figure out what it is, exactly, that he does here. Thursday, January 7, 2010. 21 Day Challenge: Developing Spiritual Habits. Is perhaps the most profound question I thought anybody could ask. After all, who is more important to know than one's own self? God did not leave us orphaned as we seek an answer to the great question, " Who is God? Then you simply must ...
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meanderingmatthew | My Travel Log
December 3, 2012. Welcome to India Tour November 2012. Official start of the tour on November 1st. We gathered in the lobby of the Hotel City Heights in Pahar Ganj, Delhi. Piling into two vans, we drove to Old Delhi to visit…. Jama Masjid (India’s largest mosque). Chandni Chowk (main market area). Lunch at the famous, 130 year old parantha restaurant. Gurdwara Sisganj Sikh Temple. Raj Ghat, the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. Rooftop dinner in Pahar Ganj with Indian food and live sitar/table music. Visited t...
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Meandering Maya
Tuesday, January 1, 2013. I moved my blog to Word Press. Here is the URL: http:/ meanderingmaya.wordpress.com/. I want to get rid of the Gmail account I used for my original blog (an old yearbook account), and I thought I would try Word Press, since it is so easy to move my entire blog there. Thanks for reading. I hope you travel with me to my new site and read and comment and meander with me. Tuesday, January 01, 2013. Tuesday, December 11, 2012. Sadly I admit,. That your perception is reality,. I am si...
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About Maya’s Meandering. July 28, 2015. I Still Choose This. Check out other slices each Tuesday at https:/ twowritingteachers.wordpress.com/. Smiling faces friendly greetings. Lots and lots of meetings. The excitement is here. For a new school year. A few days ago, a former student and her sister (college and high school) came by to see me. Both are considering teaching, and both have had several teachers try to talk them out of the profession. Not this teacher. Yes, I still choose this. July 21, 2015.
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Meandering McArthurs
News from the McArthur family as they caravan their way around Australia. Wednesday, May 26, 2010. Day 70 Broken Hill to Mutawintji National Park. Before leaving Broken Hill today we visited the Royal Flying Doctors Service. It was fascinating to learn about the history of this service and the clever visionaries that developed it. We never fully comprehended the special role it plays until today. We got to hear a re-enactment of a call from 'Maggie' about her injured husband. It's a nice spot, the worst ...
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Meandering McLean | The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . .
The thoughts of a husband, dad, pastor and sports fan . . . Disclaimers and Comment Policy. No this is not some special quiz that is given only during Lent or a special medical test that doctors perform during this season. Instead, it describes the practice of intentionally setting aside time for the regular examination of our conscience and our consciousness as discussed by Marjorie Thompson in Learning Forgiveness: A Lenten Study from The Thoughtful Christian. The exploration of examination did not end...
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Meandering Meader | Some pics, thoughts, maps, and flicks.
Some pics, thoughts, maps, and flicks. Back-from-hunger — part 2 Over and out. Here’s the last post folks. Thanks to family and friends for being so supportive and following me while I was over there! It was really nice to feel like I could share some things with you all. Hope to catch up with everybody soon. The last set of pics will be mostly on Facebook. Here are a couple though. First, how Ariell and I moved around on the steppe:. October 22nd 2013 — Morning. Still in Bayanhongor. That is, where aas.
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meanderingmeadow | the story of us
The story of us. September 20, 2016. September 20, 2016. So, I have to write and figure this out. Because it doesn’t make sense why God would allow this to happen to her. I’m heartbroken. Over her. Over the world. When I was younger, really young, maybe even in high school, I remember thinking and even saying out loud, I’d rather be dead, than raped. The thought of it was so scary – living life afterward seemed like such a horror that it made more sense to me to just die. Filled with vengeance and rage.
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Meandering Meaningfully
Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time." - Steven Wright. Friday, July 13, 2012. Just around the riverbend. Before I started my PCT adventure, I read and was told that the experience would change me forever. For the rest of my life I'd be forced to deal with an itch I couldn't scratch; a perpetual need to be on the move. I half-listened with the cocky ears of someone who always thinks they know themselves best. You know what's hard? So where does this leave me now? I do have that itch, and I...
