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Centering Prayer and “Melodrama”
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Kristina Robb-Dover
The other day I stopped by a centering prayer group for the first time in a very long while. I wasn’t sure how I would find it, but I knew that centering is something I long for in the midst of life’s many distractions and my ingenious capacity to respond to them. I had wandered…
Visio Divina (The Visual Word): Advent Meditation 8
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Visio Divina (The Visual Word): Advent Meditation 6
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Visio Divina: Advent Meditation 5
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Visio Divina: Advent Meditation 3 (Hosea 6)
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Embracing the Hope of Advent
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Yesterday on the first Sunday of Advent the preacher talked about hope. We all were asked to write down something from our personal lives that makes us hopeless, and then bring those scraps of paper up during Communion; they would be collected at the end of the service and made into something beautiful by the…
Remembering the Driftwood Artist
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Almost one year ago, in the week leading up to Christmas, I met “the driftwood artist.” I wonder if he is still there peddling his art on that part of coastal highway that runs through St. Petersburg, Florida. And, I wonder if all of life, really, is about cobbling together something beautiful out of the…
Visio Divina: Meditation 2 (Ephesians 3)
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Visio Divina (The Visual Word): An Advent Series
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Kristina Robb-Dover
Starting tomorrow we’re in for a treat. That’s when we’ll begin a special Advent series featuring the photography of the very talented, fellow saint and sinner Katie Archibald-Woodward. (Just think: we’ll get to say that we knew Katie before she became famous; and I’ll be able to boast that I grew up miles from her…
Thankful Lists: How To Go Cold Turkey With Complaining
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Kristina Robb-Dover
This Thanksgiving, I’m reminded again of Helen at the assisted living center who regularly tells me she hates her life and wants to die. From a pragmatic standpoint, it doesn’t really help that Helen doesn’t believe in a God who loves her- a God, in short, to Whom one might give thanks. Recently, though,…
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