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Freedom From, Freedom For | The Pastor's Blog
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The Pastor's Blog. Usually about the mission and ministries of First Presbyterian, Edwardsville. Freedom From, Freedom For. For freedom Christ has set us free. Stand firm, therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery . For you were called to freedom, brothers and sisters; only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for self-indulgence, but through love become slaves to one another. Galatians 5:1, 13. Freedom is both a wondrous and troubling concept, and always has been. For you were called ...
Table Manners | The Pastor's Blog
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The Pastor's Blog. Usually about the mission and ministries of First Presbyterian, Edwardsville. Image courtesy of Joan Vicent Canto Riog, gettyimages.com. Like Ian Frazier, the apostle Paul experienced frustration about the poor behavior of his spiritual children. They were the Corinthian Christians. In our text from the 11. Wait for your sisters and brothers to show up! Mmmm I sure do love green peas. By the end of the trip, three things happened. First, I earned about three dollars. Third, I learned a...
Desperate for Healing | The Pastor's Blog
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The Pastor's Blog. Usually about the mission and ministries of First Presbyterian, Edwardsville. Photodisc, gettyimages.com. The text I’ve just read for you from the fifth chapter of Mark contains a story of healing within another story of healing. I think my sermonic focus was drawn to revisit texts about Jesus’ healing ministry because I spent portions of three days this week visiting and praying for members of our church family at Anderson and Barnes Hospital. Earl had been a handsome young man. I...
The Spirit Gives Us Courage | The Pastor's Blog
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The Pastor's Blog. Usually about the mission and ministries of First Presbyterian, Edwardsville. The Spirit Gives Us Courage. Image by Jason Edwards, click image to link. Religious persecution of Christians is rampant worldwide, says a columnist for USA Today. [1]. More than ever before, violence against Christians seems like a possibility, an expression of religious persecution stemming from a Fundamentalist mindset. The Holy Spirit gives Philip courage to move beyond familiar boundaries. The New School...
Grace for the Wounded | The Pastor's Blog
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The Pastor's Blog. Usually about the mission and ministries of First Presbyterian, Edwardsville. Grace for the Wounded. Sometimes, it seems like there are hurting people everywhere we look. This week, I prayed with Bob B. just before his death, and visited with his family following his death. In spare moments, I noticed and paid attention to several news stories of wounded people and places. The request for a king displeased Samuel, says the text, and I believe he feels displeasure on two levels. Both Sa...
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Into The Week: More Dreams, Less Nightmares
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Thursday, January 13, 2011. More Dreams, Less Nightmares. I am convinced that it may take a dream to help us heal from our nightmare. Some are arguing for more guns, not less, suggesting there would have been fewer victims had there been more guns last Saturday. Others desire less jarring political rhetoric. More humility, less vitriol. Bill's 'Faith Matters' Weblog.
Into The Week: March 2011
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Monday, March 14, 2011. A pair of books for Lent. Though my book pile is ever growing, two titles are particularly capturing my attention this Lenten season. One is new, the other classic; both are giving me new hope for the church. Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s classic. But where is that new life to be found? A Door Set Open. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Change in Blog Hosting.
Into The Week: Winter Time Reading
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Saturday, January 22, 2011. Blame on it brothers Frank and Joe. They were the ones who got me hooked. Frank and Joe, as in Hardy. You know: The Hardy’s? Their dad Fenton and friend Chet Morton? January 30: Kathryn Stockett’s novel, The Help, in conversation with Micah 6:1-8, Matthew 5:1-12. February 27: Paul Harding’s Tinkers, in conversation with Matthew 6:24-34.
Into The Week: New Year's Yearnings
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Friday, December 31, 2010. Were the tragedies just too much? Have we really become that shallow? It got me thinking about my own yearnings as a pastor and, for this year, moderator of the Presbytery of Giddings-Lovejoy. For what do we yearn? I’m not going to speak for others, but here are some of my thoughts. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Songs and Hymns for Pro...
Into The Week: September 2010
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Monday, September 27, 2010. I saw two things take flight this weekend. The other sighting was equally amazing, and no less charming. May God go with you into this week! Monday, September 20, 2010. Fact, Fantasy and the Day After. Here’s a question I never thought I’d ask: how many of you spent part of today updating your fantasy football team stats? Are church fans (s...
Into The Week: A pair of books for Lent
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Monday, March 14, 2011. A pair of books for Lent. Though my book pile is ever growing, two titles are particularly capturing my attention this Lenten season. One is new, the other classic; both are giving me new hope for the church. Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s classic. But where is that new life to be found? A Door Set Open. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pastor of Woo...
Into The Week: January 2011
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Monday, January 24, 2011. Walking on ice is never fun, but sometimes it just has to happen. No matter how many snow days our kids may get, for example, eventually they do have to head to the bus stop. In other words, go ahead and walk on the ice.but watch out for others, too. Information about the amendments is posted on the Presbytery and General Assembly websites...
Into The Week: Walking on Ice
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Monday, January 24, 2011. Walking on ice is never fun, but sometimes it just has to happen. No matter how many snow days our kids may get, for example, eventually they do have to head to the bus stop. In other words, go ahead and walk on the ice.but watch out for others, too. Information about the amendments is posted on the Presbytery and General Assembly websites...
Into The Week: October 2010
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A series of reflections from Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church. Add your comments, thoughts, and prayers as we live of faith day by day. Friday, October 22, 2010. Going Beyond the "I-Know-I-Am-but-what-are-you? Now I know that the ads seldom get that personal, but you get the point. And I’m struck by the similarity of political puffery to the story Jesus once told:. From a practical sense, I know no politician could ever be elected by saying, “Be merciful to me, a sinner! Saturday, October 9, 2010.
Celebrate National Greeting Card Day by | juliegvillo
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Point of Contact: Where Faith and Living Intersect. Celebrate National Greeting Card Day by. Celebrate National Greeting Card Day by purchasing a greeting card from our selection at the church (suggested donation = $1), and send it to someone who is lonely. Your donation will benefit the church, and your effort will bless a friend. Note this on the back of the card: Purchased with love from the greeting card rack at The UPC, Wood River. Be blessed. #comeandsee. Posted August 5, 2015 by juliegvillo. Sorry...
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Advances in Materials and Corrosion and Journal of Chemica Acta. Advances in Materials and Corrosion and Journal of Chemica Acta. Journal of Chemica Acta. Indexed in Chemica Abstract Servics (CAS). Indexed in Copernicus (Journal Master List). Dr Khaled F.Khaled. Taif University, Faculty of Science, Chemistry Department. Taif, Al-Haweiah- P.O. BOX 888 Zip Code 21974. Web site:Â www.jchemacta.com. Personal web page: http:/ www.jchemacta.com/upload/khaled.html. Advances in Materials and Corrosion.
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Josh's chemistry blog that people read and stuff. Tuesday, February 19, 2008. Nuclear fusion (you know, like, in the sun) has the potential to be a safe and clean source of practically unlimited energy. To generate power by fusion, the nuclei of two light hydrogen isotopes are fused together, releasing energy. To do this, the isotopes must be heated to 100 million degrees celcius and held in a small space for at least 1 second. I visited these blogs. Ryan, Eric, Mica, Chrissy. Sunday, February 3, 2008.
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The Pastor's Blog. Usually related to the mission and ministries of First Presbyterian, Edwardsville. Bull;March 21, 2018 • Leave a Comment. The Beginning Circle Window, First Presbyterian Church, Edwardsville, Illinois, unveiled 3.18.18. Created by Emil Frei and Associates. 8220;He was in the beginning with God. All things came into being through him, and without him not one thing came into being.” John 1:2-3. Our whole universe was in a hot, dense state. Come on, you can sing it with me). Today, we mov...
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Bottom,Top,Middle,Right1. My Journal of Cheminformatics. Christoph Steinbeck, European Bioinformatics Institute. David J Wild, Indiana University. There has been an error retrieving the data. Please try again. Standards-based metadata procedures for retrieving data for display or mining utilizing persistent (data-DOI) identifiers. Harvey MJ, Mason NJ, McLean A and Rzepa HS. 37 (8 August 2015). Synergy Maps: exploring compound combinations using network-based visualization. 36 (1 August 2015). 26 (22 June...
