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Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Sunday, October 12, 2014
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Pirate Blog's New Facebook Page
After years of being just a blog, I just launched the Prophet, Priest, and Pirate Facebook page-
Looking for a place online where you can fellowship and civil discussion of issues of faith and society? Then check it out.
I figure that Jesus came for everybody, not just for white middle class Americans- like Country singer Miranda Lambert sings-
‘Cause I heard Jesus, He drank wineAnd I bet we’d get along just fineHe could calm a storm and heal the blindAnd I bet He’d understand a heart like mine.
We may not agree politically and I may not always be right, but if you visit this new facebook page of follow the blog, you'll always be challenged to think, read, pray, and discuss what God's love really means for us in this dark world.
Please check it out, "like" it, and share your favorite verses, quotes, discussion-starters and faith experiences.
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Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Sacred Places; a facebook group
Visit the new "Sacred Places" facebook group and photo gallery.
In this gallery I'd like to explore and analyze some of perspectives of and interpretations of places of worship.
I am inviting you to enter these spaces with me and hoping to share with you what they seem to say to me. I welcome your commentary and want to encourage you to engage in conversation not only with me, but with each other about what you see here.
Perhaps you will look at your own houses of worship a little differently when you're done. Thank you.
I am inviting you to enter these spaces with me and hoping to share with you what they seem to say to me. I welcome your commentary and want to encourage you to engage in conversation not only with me, but with each other about what you see here.
Perhaps you will look at your own houses of worship a little differently when you're done. Thank you.
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