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Author:	PastorPhil	Created:	5/14/2009 6:34 PM
My intent is to speak from my heart and invite us to think about, care for and support the thriving of the congregation. I'm grateful for your participation!.

Toward Covenantal Relationships #1

By PastorPhil on 3/10/2010 7:29 PM

Wrote this in response to discussion by members of team worship re soliciting feedback about worship and the congregation's hospitality

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Happiness: What is it good for? #1

By PastorPhil on 2/25/2010 1:44 PM

There is an intolerance of unhappiness in our society, but also a lack of appreciation of the value of happiness. When I have studied and practiced "prioritizing happiness" the quality of my life improved and so too my ability to help others. I think I will come back to this topic! What do you think???

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Worship Leaders and Associates Wanted

By PastorPhil on 2/11/2010 12:34 AM

To all interested in participating in worship services,

The following essay offers suggestions and insights for leading, participating and creating effective worship. Your feedback is much appreciated as always!

Sincerely,
Phil

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Heaven and Hell

By PastorPhil on 1/21/2010 4:27 PM

Our global market place culture places an extremely high emphasis on product, output and profit. What gets lost is an appreciation of relationships, communities and the inherent worth and dignity of every person. The result has been hell....

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Love Makes a Family (Thrive)

By PastorPhil on 1/21/2010 12:44 AM

Next time I'm in the pulpit, we'll look at the changing picture of American family structure, and I would really appreciate your input!!! I'd especially appreciate hearing from single parents, blended families, adoptive or foster families. What does your family look like? What's been good about being that way? What's been difficult about it? (including how your family is treated!) What do you wish everyone would remember? What would you like to never hear again? What would you like to hear or see? PLEASE reflect and comment. Educate me, share your stories, conclusions, questions, concerns, ...

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