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5 Years of Canning Classes
Press Release from Trinity Lutheran Church, Nampa – On Aug. 24, Trinity Lutheran Church (Trinity) will begin hosting its fifth annual Home Food Preservation Series, in cooperation with the University of Idaho Extension. The three-part series covers basic canning, pressure … Continue reading
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“Hidden Figures” and three more
I had my fill this past month in heartwarming, heartbreaking, inspiring and thought provoking films. It began with the wonderful Hidden Figures, the story of a team of African-American women mathematicians who served vital roles during the early years of the … Continue reading
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Winter Break Movies
Between Christmas and New Year’s I saw six memorable films: Fences, Jackie, La La Land, Cafe Society, Lion, and Manchester by the Sea, unintenionally saving my favorite two for last. It is hard to turn a play into a great film (the … Continue reading
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Autumn Coming-of-Age Films
It’s cold and snowy outside, a sign of winter and a time to plan for movie nights with families, friends, faith communities. The Trinity New Hope property manager and I have started planning a movie night for February. We happen … Continue reading
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Churchwide Assembly Takeaways
New Orleans looks different without 30,000+ youth (see #2). In particular, restaurant lines are a lot shorter. New Orleans has a place in my heart because of the 1997 ELCA Youth Gathering when I transitioned from being a participant to a … Continue reading
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Belonging to a City
The longer I stay in my community, the more I care about the city and the individuals who live here. I have always wanted everyone to have enough—food, shelter, a place of belonging. That informs how I vote, where I … Continue reading
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Buildings and Church
“The church is not a building, a committee or a board, it’s not a corporation for the business of our Lord. We are the church.” I learned Jay Beech’s song “We are the church” at the 1991 Lutheran Youth Gathering … Continue reading
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Ecumenism In Idaho
I believe that ecumenism has intrinsic value and that it can bear fruit. I’m not sure about the source of these beliefs. I grew up in a Lutheran home, graduated from a Lutheran college, worked at a Lutheran camp, interned … Continue reading
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Trivia and Faith
(A newsletter column for Trinity Lutheran Church, Nampa) Dear Friends in Christ, Trivia and faith. Many of you have heard me talk about Trivia Night at the Flying M Coffee Garage. This has become a kind of ritual for me, … Continue reading
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Sue and “Dinosaur 13”
“It was a brilliant story, if you didn’t have to live it like the Larsons did.” This is my favorite line from the the opening of Dinosaur 13. Directed by Todd Miller, Dinosaur 13 (13) won the 2015 Science and Technology … Continue reading
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