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psalm 133

How Good It Is

Posted on June 20, 2021 by stufffromthestuff

We continue to live in apocalyptic — that is, revelatory — times. So much that has been hidden is coming to light. So many old societal wounds of race and class and gender that many of us were led to believe were healing, if not healed, have been shown to be open and festering. These … Continue reading How Good It Is

Posted in Liturgical Calendar, PentecostTagged christianity, diversity, psalm 133, spirituality5 Comments

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