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Restaurants have rarely been a big part of my life. Generally, I am pretty happy eating at home.

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Thresholds – Crossroads – Liminal Spaces – Transition – Unknown Terrain. How to navigate these awkward uneasy places?

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Donald Trump could be just the first of many Trumps in American politics. (Amanda Taub)

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Beneath much of what was said at the recent Diocese of BC Clergy Conference lay an air of fear. A vague sense of unease hung at the edges of many conversations.

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The tiny corner of the internet I occupy here at IASP puts me in touch at times with people I would not normally encounter. These anonymous visitors stop by for a glance, leave a small token of their presence, and then inevitably move on.

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Every discussion about church in our current context eventually circles around to the issue of change.

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Wednesday 18 May 2016 9:00 a.m. Diocese of BC Clergy Conference Session 4 Janet Marshall

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Monday 16 May 6:30 p.m. Diocesan Clergy Conference Session 1

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Before he ditched his blog “The Dish”, Andrew Sullivan posted a quote and a comment that offers a fascinating suggestion about one of the forces that has profoundly shaped North American Christianity in the past fifty years.

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I have a feeling there may be a few things my generation does not fully understand these days.

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