Early Sunday morning, Karyn and I will be off for a week in Chincoteague, VA. This has become an eagerly awaited family tradition over the past several years, as we gather there with our daughter Sarah, her husband John, two of our grandchildren, and several members of John’s family.
Chincoteague is a small town on a [...]
My daughter Hannah has an interesting rant on the fashionability of short-term missions and the (perhaps) disappearing valuing of the “lifer” missionary.
…or is it this Foolish Sage guy who writes this ‘blog now called, rather pretentiously, “Sacred Journey”? Which are you reading at any given moment when you come here?
Real Live Preacher captured this dilemma perfectly in his essay “To Care or Not to Care.” At times I’m sure it’s just “me” writing, just clicking at [...]
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The Foolish Sage
sa·cred adj. Dedicated or devoted exclusively to a single use, purpose, or person
jour·ney n. The act of traveling from one place to another; a trip.
There is often wisdom under a shabby cloak - Caecilius Statius
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