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Heading North: Engaging in conversation with the Aroostook Cluster
Having traveled to the County for Holy Week and Easter, a different sort of visit, Gretchen and I returned to the County the weekend of October 10 – 11 for an official visit. We left Portland on… more →
Round Maine with Bishop Lane
The Dangerous Teaching Methods of Kenneth E Hagin- Junker Jorge
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mkayla wrote 4 days ago: A fellow blogger, ex word of faith-er put this up on his blog. It is very much worth the time to rea … more →
Unraveling the mysteries of personal lwa and the blue dress
cheshirecatman wrote 1 week ago: Last Sunday I went to Mambo C’s house for a met tet reading. For those of you new to Vodou, a … more →
What is it with the blue dress?
cheshirecatman wrote 2 weeks ago: I meant to mention this a couple of weeks ago, and then got distracted writing about my meeting with … more →
Visitations are like a slushy in the face*
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Monica wrote 1 month ago: When mom walked in, she was on the phone and in no hurry to get off, so we all waited rather awkward … more →
Heading North: Engaging in conversation with the Aroostook Cluster
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commcanon wrote 1 month ago: Having traveled to the County for Holy Week and Easter, a different sort of visit, Gretchen and I re … more →
Going Westward: Celebrating ministry in Rumford and Norway
commcanon wrote 1 month ago: One of the disciplines of blogging is keeping at it. Each week I try to write my blog entry as soon … more →
Seeing something in nothing and nothing in something and then sometimes seeing nothing at all
katy77 wrote 1 month ago: 3.11am and I can’t sleep. And now I’m up I’m going through my list of things to do … more →
Celebrations in Western Maine
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commcanon wrote 1 month ago: In June we ordained three deacons and a transitional deacon at the Cathedral. Ben Wetherill was not … more →
Faith and Life at St. George's and St. David's
commcanon wrote 1 month ago: Events often conspire in interesting ways. When the Rev. Paige Blair left St. George’s, York Harbor, … more →
Hope burns though at St. Matthias, Richmond
commcanon wrote 2 months ago: Last Sunday I had the privilege of visiting St. Matthias’, Richmond. For those of you who … more →
The Daily Grind
exopolitical wrote 2 months ago: Monday: Our first day was focused on team building. All heritage interns spent the day together maki … more →
The Church of Summer is Episcopal, of course
commcanon wrote 2 months ago: There are 18 summer chapels in the Diocese of Maine. Summer chapels are interesting communities. The … more →
Visits
exopolitical wrote 2 months ago: Tuesday: We visited the ACLJ, the conservative counterpart to the ACLU. It was set up in 1990 by Pat … more →
Sweet Mary of the Coast
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katy77 wrote 3 months ago: I loved her from the minute I laid eyes on her, always fleetingly, but I never understood her. I thi … more →
Looking Back Part 2: The loss of a dear friend
cheshirecatman wrote 3 months ago: It was New Year’s Day, 2008, when my girlfriend discovered the lump in Puck’s left jaw. … more →
Spirit Animals
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ghostwriterssociety wrote 4 months ago: I wrote this post well over a month ago, and just haven’t had time to stop by to post it. I … more →
Vows and Visioning at St. James', Old Town
commcanon wrote 4 months ago: I’m beginning to feel as though I’ve been most places in the diocese. Or, perhaps, it … more →
Congregations old and new - both full of life
commcanon wrote 5 months ago: On Trinity Sunday, we made our first visit to St. Bartholomew’s, Yarmouth. St. Bart’s is … more →
Supernatural Encounters
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mkayla wrote 5 months ago: Supernatural Encounters God is supernatural and many unexplained supernatural events can occur. But … more →
