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Blog postA Prayer for all who love God’s creations, both great and small.
Introduction: I was inspired to write this prayer because, as the seasons change and the colder weather rolls in, I can tell that my beloved old lady, Tinkerbell, is starting to slow down. The vet has prescribed some liquid pain medicine for her and I put it over her food every morning. It seems to help, but I can clearly see that she and I are both getting older. Even Zeus the cat is starting to slow down a bit.
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Blog postIntroduction: Wow! A lot can change in a year. I am pain free for the first time in almost a year! My hope is to use this time to write another book, this one focused on disability theology. Since I am currently focusing on my writing, you will see less activity here on my blog; however, my goal is to get back to a regular posting schedule. Right now my I’m aiming to start by posting at least once a month.
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Blog postClaudine is sixteen years old and visually impaired. After losing her parents, she found a home with Mama Arlene Brown and Hope Made Real. She dreams of becoming a doctor. In this photo, Rev. Rebecca and her husband, Jeff, stand with mama Arlene Brown. Mama Arlene Brown is originally from Pennsylvania. She started an orphanage and a school in Rwanda to help orphans. Claudine, one of the students in the school, has the same rare eye disease as Rev. Rebecca Introduction:
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Blog postPlease feel free to use this prayer in your personal devotions or to adapt it for use in corporate worship.
Free stock photo of an American flag proudly waving in the sunshine Dear God, You are Our Rock and our Refuge,
We praise your name and give thanks on this day of remembrance for all of those who have served our country. We are grateful for their sacrifices and for their gift of service. We are also thankful for their families and friends who loved them and supported them. T -
Blog postA prayer for personal devotions or public worship. This post was originally published on Rev Gal Blog Pals dot com. Image of many small candles. Free sotock photo from Pixabay dot com A Litany for the Feast of All Saints May the Great Creator help us to live in a saintly manner and remind us that nothing– not even death– can separate of from God’s love. O God of All Creation,
You are the Creator of all that is seen and unseen. You are our refuge and our strength. We come to
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Blog postA prayer for personal devotions or for use in corporate worship. The trees have their autumn colors here in PA! Introduction and General Life Update: Happy Fall, Everyone! The leaves here in Pennsylvania are beautiful and there is a chill in the air. I love Fall– and I especially love all things Pumpkin Spice. For me, summer is the time for being outside and enjoying the sunshine, but the frosty autumn breeze means that it is time to curl up with a blanket, grab a hot cup of tea, and wri
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Blog postA Prayer For Those Who Mourn. Originally published on 9/9/2021 at Rev. Gal Blog Pals.
God Of All Nations and Peoples: We remember and we lament.
Comfort us, O Holy One, as we cry out to You:
We remember the tragedy that happened twenty years ago on September 11th. We remember the smoke, the shock, and the fear. Two decades have come and gone, and the world is still full of hurt and pain.
On this day, we remember that Jesus said, “Blessed are those who -
Blog postAfter unexpected good news from a cornea specialist, I want to take time to give thanks to God for an unexpected healing. I believe in the power of every day miracles. Bible Verse:
Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus.
–Hebrews 12:1-2b, NIV Giving Praise to God A happy memory! Jeff p -
Blog postThese ideas were originally complied for the Susquehanna Conference of the United Methodist Church, but many of them would work in any congregational setting!
Introduction: Hello! My name is Rev. Rebecca L. Holland and I am a visually impaired pastor and author serving two United Methodist congregations in Central Pennsylvania. For the past two months I’ve taken a break from writing due to some health concerns (I was recently diagnosed with bullous keratopathy, which is very painful, but -
Blog postCan our experience of the sorrow caused by necessary social distancing help us identify with the pain and isolation of the woman Jesus healed from bleeding? Mark 5:24-29, NIV A large crowd followed and pressed around him. And a woman was there who had been subject to bleeding for twelve years. She had suffered a great deal under the care of many doctors and had spent all she had, yet instead of getting better she grew worse. When she heard about Jesus, she came up behind him in the cr
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