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Small Catechism, Large Print!
I found this small catechism recently and I’m a big fan because it has nice, large print. In working with older parishioners, being able to see small print can be very hard. This little book is inexpensive and is easy on the eyes. If you are doing a Christian Education class or just want to…
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Three Treatises
Martin Luther posted the Ninety-five Theses in Wittenberg in 1517. In the years that followed, Luther defended his position in numerous writings. Chief among these are the three treatises from Luther’s Works. Included in this volume are his treatises on Baptism, Good Works, and the New Testament. It’s a key text for Lutheran studies. Check…
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#40 Give Away 50 Things
#40 – Give Away 50 things It wasn’t hard to give away 50 things. I seem to naturally like to purge my closets and shelves at least a couple times every year. In addition, since I started working on this list while we were in New Zealand and I wanted to have space in my…
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#25 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl
#25 Watch an Episode of Electra Woman and Dyna Girl #25 Watch an Episode of Electra Woman and Dyna Girl I began working on items on the list that very same night by watching an episode of a favorite show from when I was a kid. With the wonders of Youtube it was easy to…
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The Woman’s Bible
On this primary voting day, I’m thankful that we have the right to vote. I was reminded of this book that was put together by Elizabeth Cady Stanton – her own commentary on the Bible. This was a revolutionary text for the times in which she lived. She was one of the true pioneers of…
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My latest book available here: Writing With a View of the Graveyard: Loss, Life, and Unruly Grace https://www.amazon.com/dp/1985634112/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_7AleEbM93ZAZM
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Side Hustle Ideas from Women in Ministry
When I entered the ministry over twenty years ago, I was pretty sure that money would never be a problem. I’m not a big spender or shopper and I enjoy simple pleasures in life. I knew I had a lot of student loan debt but I figured with time, patience, and diligence I would take…
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Pastrgrrl Press
I’ve been keeping journals since I was in second grade – back when my handwriting was barely legible. For me, a great day consists of a cup of coffee, a good pen, and blank pages. Thus, it’s only natural that over time I felt the desire to create some beautiful journals to share with others…