Category Archives: spirituality
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Pentecost Is, Like, For Everyone
Leave a comment18 May 2013 by not a wild hera
Lord, Holy Spirit, You blow like the wind in a thousand paddocks, Inside and outside the fences, You blow where …
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How It Is #9: Live Edition
Leave a comment17 May 2013 by not a wild hera
The writer Dorothy Parker famously said ‘I hate writing. I like having written.’ On Saturday night I said to Jody, …
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Should We Just Abandon Mothers’ Day?
1711 May 2013 by not a wild hera
Mothers’ Day: a day for great ambivalence. (And yeah, that’s where I put the apostrophe, as the best of the …
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Sacraparental Live: North Porirua Baptist
Leave a comment10 May 2013 by not a wild hera
This Sunday is Mothers’ Day in New Zealand, and I’ve been invited to speak on postnatal depression at North Porirua …
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Single #3: Richness and Roughness [Guest]
Leave a comment6 May 2013 by not a wild hera
An anonymous reflection from a regular reader. Being in a minority is tough. It can be very painful trying to …
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Not Only A Father #5: Knowing the Unknowable [Guest]
328 April 2013 by not a wild hera
Theology is only real when we live it. So chapter 6 of Not Only a Father tries to suggest ways …
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God, Kids and Parents: Rod Robson [Guest]
1025 April 2013 by not a wild hera
‘The short answer to how to raise a child in the faith is to live it out openly in front …
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The Sacrament of Breastfeeding #1: Slow Food
Leave a comment24 April 2013 by not a wild hera
Breastfeeding as a spiritual practice: yes. I appreciated this article by American minister Courtney Belcher Ellis. Like, dare I say, …
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Education and Schooling #10: Special
Leave a comment23 April 2013 by not a wild hera
It is a legal right in New Zealand for all children to have free education that meets their needs. This …
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Not Only A Father #4: Speaking the Unspeakable [Guest]
1020 April 2013 by not a wild hera
Speaking the unspeakable: mother-language before the reformation People I talk with about using motherly language and pictures to talk about …
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