It is another of those moments, isn’t it, when all our human quarreling and sniping, all our politics and passions, seem to fade into insignificance. WE have glimpsed something beyond ourselves.
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One of the joys of summer, for me, is having the chance to do something different. I am just back home after two weeks of the out of the ordinary.
I highly recommend it. It struck me forcibly as I read a paragraph in a young adult novel that my grandniece was sharing with me. One of the characters was retiring from a teaching position where he had given his best for many years, but the final months had not been happy ones. He confided to a friend:
“I used to believe that having a good memory meant being able to remember everything in perfect detail. Now I believe having a good memory means being able to selectively forget...”
Why was I surprised? I shouldn’t have been, but I was. Perhaps I still don’t fully understand the power of the word or, should I say, the Word.
Sister Carol Perry

A gifted teacher and Bible Scholar, Sister Carol uses her extensive scholarship and imaginative storytelling skills to offer a fresh and innovative approach to exploring the Scriptures, bringing the stories of the Bible to life.
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