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More Looking Beyond Me
The Gospel reading chosen for last night’s All Saints Vigil was John 1:35-51. At first I thought, “Hmm, interesting choice.” Our priest-friend Father Richmond Dzekoe, an Iowa State grad student from Africa, preached really well on it. So for the … Continue reading
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