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3 Ways to Avoid Burnout and Exhaustion This Holiday Season - SYMBIS Assessment If you and your spouse have been feeling burnt out around the holidays, it’s time to start reducing stress so you can enjoy the season.

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The opening words of our Lord's Prayer

OUR FATHER I hope you enjoy this four-minute video: Richard L. Parrot

Empires and nations, with their mighty armies, could not achieve what God accomplished through a baby, “. . .to us a child is born. . .a son is given” (Isaiah 9:6). O holy Child of Bethlehem,descend to us, we pray;cast out our sin, and enter in,be born in us today. (Phillips Brooks, 1835-1893,

Be Born in Us Empires and nations, with their mighty armies, could not achieve what God accomplished through a baby, “. . .to us a child is born. . .a son is given” (Isaiah 9:6).O holy Child of Bethlehem,descend…

Are you willing to believe that love is the strongest thing in the world, stronger than hate, evil, or death? Are you willing to believe that Jesus Christ is the image and brightness of eternal love? If so, you are ready to celebrate his coming.Adapted from Henry Van D**e, The Spirit of Christmas

Willing to Believe Are you willing to believe that love is the strongest thing in the world, stronger than hate, evil, or death? Are you willing to believe that Jesus Christ is the image and brightness of eternal lov…

A Biblical Reflection about "What's Goin' On"?

What’s Happening to U.S.? WHAT’S GOIN’ ON? What a week in the life of our nation. The news lands one blow after another in the past week.

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Tongues of Fire and Burning Buildings A Message for Pentecost Eve It is such a beautiful day. I had a brisk walk this morning, followed by some excellent reading.  Now I am on my front porch (with my little dog), settling in for a…

Easter in the Year of the Virus

Easter in the Year of the Virus “Still dark . . . still did not understand” are our shared experiences in the Easter in the time of the virus.