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The Bracelet

I purchased some bracelets to give as gifts at a little market in Jerusalem when I was there on pilgrimage last year. I kept a pink one for myself. It was a simple beaded bracelet but it had meaning and memories. I was with Laurence on his doctor visit yesterday to...

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Highest Intentions

I received this beautiful poem after a recent presentation. My words were ordinary but Donna's hearing and willingness to accept were extraordinary. Praise God! REV. CHRISTINE You spoke of the Divine Self within. and I paid attention. You said, "The highest intentions...

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Standing in Faith

There was a large family camped out in the ICU waiting room for several days. They were disruptive and noisy while the TV blared and the kids cried for attention. It was the only way they knew how to deal with pain. They were disagreeing about whether or not to turn...

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Man Up!

Some days "Paper or Plastic?" can be an overwhelming question. I talked with a client today about how we as women waste so much time making decisions, wondering what other people are thinking about us, obsessing about doing the right thing and agonizing over whether...

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Never Alone

Spiritual faith is knowing that we don’t walk this journey alone. When we turn our awareness to God we know something greater is supporting us in our efforts and on our journey. As we develop the awareness of something greater than ourselves, we see more dramatic...

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Eightfold Path of Faith

You probably wouldn't drive across the country without a plan. Yet we attempt to travel our spiritual journey uncertain of the direction we are going and without to tools to deal with the obstacles along the way. Are you ready to live in freedom? Are you ready to...

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One Day at a Time

There are several phases to the transplant process. Phase 1 is complete! Paula's cells were successfully transplanted to Laurence's blood. Laurence and I have learned so much through this process. The practice of taking one day at a time. The power of prayer. The...

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Transforming Fear into Faith

My husband Laurence will be admitted tomorrow to OHSU for a bone marrow transplant. The process is grueling on the body and taxing on the emotions. You wouldn't know it by Laurence's joyful smile and upbeat attitude. If he is anxious, he is keeping it to himself. His...

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Listen and Learn

I just returned from visiting my family back east. My Dad is going through some health challenges and I was glad I was there to help. I learned a lot from listening to his words. Mostly I could hear myself. When he complained and it irritated me, I realized how many...

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