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Jesus’ call to curiosity: Detaching from what we think we know
Being curious takes vulnerability and courage, writes Teri McDowell Ott, but this is the soft, fertile soil from which spring flowers bloom.
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Being curious takes vulnerability and courage, writes Teri McDowell Ott, but this is the soft, fertile soil from which spring flowers bloom.
@terimott.bsky.social #Editorial #Curiousity
Jesus’ call to curiosity: Detaching from what we think we know - The Presbyterian Outlook
Being curious takes vulnerability and courage, writes Teri McDowell Ott, but this is the soft, fertile soil from which spring flowers bloom.
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March 6, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Jesus’ call to curiosity: Detaching from what we think we know
Being curious takes vulnerability and courage, writes Teri McDowell Ott, but this is the soft, fertile soil from which spring flowers bloom.
@terimott.bsky.social #Editorial #Curiousity
Being curious takes vulnerability and courage, writes Teri McDowell Ott, but this is the soft, fertile soil from which spring flowers bloom.
@terimott.bsky.social #Editorial #Curiousity
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Despair is a tool of oppression.
Despair will try to take everything from us by making what is still ours — joy, love, friendship, contemplation, connection, dancing — seem selfish or lackluster.
It’s not.
Keep loving. Keep loving and living and holding joy close. It’s how we keep fighting.
Despair will try to take everything from us by making what is still ours — joy, love, friendship, contemplation, connection, dancing — seem selfish or lackluster.
It’s not.
Keep loving. Keep loving and living and holding joy close. It’s how we keep fighting.
January 29, 2025 at 2:45 AM
Despair is a tool of oppression.
Despair will try to take everything from us by making what is still ours — joy, love, friendship, contemplation, connection, dancing — seem selfish or lackluster.
It’s not.
Keep loving. Keep loving and living and holding joy close. It’s how we keep fighting.
Despair will try to take everything from us by making what is still ours — joy, love, friendship, contemplation, connection, dancing — seem selfish or lackluster.
It’s not.
Keep loving. Keep loving and living and holding joy close. It’s how we keep fighting.
Reposted by Rachel Morris (she/her)
Our denominational Advocacy Committee wrote a response to the EO that enshrines discrimination against gender identity and Transgender persons. Thank-you to the committee for its good work.
Advocacy Committee for LGBTQIA+ Equity lambasts a Trump executive order
On President Trump’s first day back in office Monday, he issued an executive order identifying only two immutable biological sexes. This means that the federal government will no longer recognize the ...
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January 23, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Our denominational Advocacy Committee wrote a response to the EO that enshrines discrimination against gender identity and Transgender persons. Thank-you to the committee for its good work.