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Early Friday Faith Talk: The Pearl of Great Price

August 5, 2014 Summer Kinard Leave a comment

When I was a child, sometimes ends would not meet. We would have to put things in hawk (pawn them).…

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I’m shipping out the first copies of Little Lost Nun today! This warm, relatable story shows the healing of two girls—Nina, who has everything, and Tabby, who has almost nothing—through the friendship of nuns both small and life-sized. Order your copy from ParkEndBooks.com or wherever books are sold. I love this story, and I am so glad that I got to bring it into the world!
I’m so excited about the return to church school next month! We added the paintbrushes to our scriptorium kits today. Still deciding which color to teach first, but it might be blue or red. #accessiblechurchschool
We went on a walk for our 22nd anniversary today, and the light in the trees made me think of Lothlorien. #familyofjoy #anniversary
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Almsgiving is not only for the rich! Anyone can give generously. Here are some ways. #orthodoxchristian
I love the plainsong Psalter tradition. It’s so helpful for singing Psalms together. We use St. Dunstan’s Psalter in the Western Rite Antiochian Orthodox Church, and I ordered these copies for us to sing together at home.
The boys and I had a lot of fun with their new Dragon Breath game yesterday. #childrenofjoy #autisticjoy
Looking forward to the Dormition Fast with its beautiful hymns. It’s a great time to remember the goal of fasts (whether or not you are able to modify the food you eat). Flip to find out more about the One Thing Orthodox Christians should never eat. #orthodoxchristian
Our little Snook (nickname derived from sneak/snuck because he sneaks treats) has his favorite spot on the couch. I need to trim him again, but this teddy bear coat right before he gets his haircuts is my favorite. He’s so cuddly. #doctorhoratiobiscuit

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