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Yolanda Solomon's avatar

Beautiful!!!

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John B. Pumphrey's avatar

A blessing...your words inspire and comfort and strengthen me in a challenging time in my spirit

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Lee Ann Bryce's avatar

Haha God forbid! Pride in Colorado Springs is the week before. Come back!

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Lee Ann Bryce's avatar

Her service will be in Texas in mid-June. Kitty was a Texas gal all the way!

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Diana Butler Bass's avatar

Not during Pride, I hope!

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Lee Ann Bryce's avatar

What a gift to spend time with you last weekend ❤️

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Diana Butler Bass's avatar

Are you heading to Phoenix?

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Ann Barton's avatar

Amen and Amen!

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Graham Gardiner's avatar

Thank you. Really inspiring stuff. And thought provoking too. I'm off to work out what that means for me in practice in my wee bit of the west coast of Scotland!

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Peggy Korte's avatar

Beautiful sermon full of ideas and ideals we can all grasp. Thank you for this clarity. Let’s DO it!

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Lonnie's avatar

These words help me to see things from a new perspective. Challenging and freeing! 🙏🏼

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Andrea W Gibbud's avatar

Amen and Amen. "Practicing Resurrection: The Gospel of Mark and Radical Discipleship" by Rev Janet Wolf was a study at United Methodist Women/nka/United Women in Faith Mission u events several years ago. I will always be thankful for being able to facilitate the study more than once and be in a learning session given by Rev Wolf. The immediacy of the Gospel of Mark is, for me, the meaning of Practicing Resurrection, that my response out of gratitude to all that God provides in to be active and immediate when the Holy Spirit moves. To be in prayer, in fellowship and in community with all the created worlds - all in God's Kin-dom. Thank you for sharing the Resurrection Mainfesto.

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David Starbuck Gregory's avatar

Having experienced this message live in Colorado Springs, I can say that I’m re-energized with this manifesto, and with the power of a most ancient creed, as a path to whatever is trying to be born among us in the household of faith. It does not yet appear what we shall be. ❤️DSG

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Diana Butler Bass's avatar

It was WONDERFUL hanging out with you this weekend. Lunch was the best. And thanks for the great question at the adult forum today. I hope we see each other again sooner rather than later!!!!

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David Starbuck Gregory's avatar

Me too! I have about forty other things to talk about!😎

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Pepe Bowman's avatar

Absolutely wonderful! Just what I needed to hear. I plan to share with my team to remind them of what we are to "be about" in our walk. Thank you for the specifics, "practice ressurection!"

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Barb Pinson's avatar

Beautifully written ... thank you!

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Gerti Garner's avatar

Thank you for this. It is so timely and as always adds a new perspective to “what I already know or believe.” I am so grateful for the continual learning.

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Barb Foster's avatar

Thank you Diana. If only we could live inspired by Jesus death and resurrection as the apostles did as one in Christ and see each other as true brothers and sisters growing the “ kindom” here on earth.

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John r. Callas's avatar

Is Wendell Berry's injunction to lie in the field, similar to Walt Whitman's where he tells us to "lean and loaf"?

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Diana Butler Bass's avatar

nice - maybe so!

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