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Remembering Bob Cook

Posted on September 23, 2014 by stjamesblog

In Thanksgiving for the Life and Legacy of The Rev. Robert Daniell Cook (1933-2014) When people ask me “What is your favorite hymn?” the answer rolls off my tongue rather quickly. “I Sing a Song of the Saints of God” is … Continue reading →

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A break in the cup.

Posted on September 16, 2014 by stjamesblog

The other night, we tried something new as a worshipping community. We called it, “Reflect.” We knew we wanted a time and space for open, incarnational-relational community building. What we didn’t know was what in the heck that looked like! … Continue reading →

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The Spirit in the present moment: reflections during doggy walks

Posted on July 15, 2014 by stjamesblog

The great French Priest Jean-Pierre de Caussade talked about taking time to be aware of present blessings. He called it “The Sacrament of the Present Moment”saying, “A soul can only be nourished, strengthened, purified, enriched, and sanctified by the fullness … Continue reading →

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Jury Duty

Posted on March 25, 2014 by stjamesblog

So I joined a new club this week: the sit-in-an uncomfortable-little-government-room-all-day club, a.k.a., JURY DUTY. However, for someone without a shred of good luck, the court system gods smiled at me and I was not selected.  When I first arrived … Continue reading →

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