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Some initial thoughts: the recent decisions of the special session of the General Conference of the United Methodist Church

Posted on February 26, 2019 by scout2011

If I were still writing my newspaper column, I’d be writing, this week, about the special session of the General Conference of the United Methodist Church, which met over the past several days to make decisions about church doctrine regarding … Continue reading →

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New column: “How present are we in our own bodies”

Posted on October 26, 2017 by scout2011

Y’all, church basement yoga has been saving my sanity lately. This, parenting, life and more, in my recent newspaper column. I hope y’all enjoy it! To read, click here.

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Tag Archives: church

Some initial thoughts: the recent decisions of the special session of the General Conference of the United Methodist Church

New column: “How present are we in our own bodies”

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