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Contentment is a Virtue
Every day we are given the opportunity to grow and move forward. Every day we are empowered by God’s grace and strength. But many of us feel we are not doing enough...
Sargent Says
I received more than a few comments regarding last month’s column. A few thought I said the right things, but, most seemed to feel that my responses were too harsh. It would be easy to say that people don’t like the truth, no matter how it’s given. I thought about this old, hard bench I love to sit on when the weather is beautiful...
Phillip Carter Leads Local Artists in Stellar Nods
Six DC area artists made it to the final ballot for the 25th Annual Stellar Awards to be held in Nashville, TN this January with Maryland native Phillip Carter leading the pack of his local peers.
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Haitian Bishop Living in Tent City says 'The people are strong'
By Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service
Rejecting offers to evacuate him from Port-au-Prince, Episcopal Diocese of Haiti Bishop Jean Zaché Duracin said Jan. 18 that he must remain in the Haitian capital.
"No, I will stay with my people," the Rev. Lauren Stanley, one of four Episcopal Church missionaries assigned to the Haitian diocese, told ENS the bishop said in response to the evacuation offer.
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Editor Blog
Embrace Tomorrow
There was a day when things were better. There always was -- just ask any old person.
There's something to be said for being fond of the past, but living in it is altogether different.
I suppose for some it’s a natural tendency to think that the past was just the best, if for no other reason than that it came first. It is the golden standard; the way things should be, and the high point to which all should aspire.
