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South Africa – A Final Reflection
I have returned now from my month in Cape Town, with a few extra days in Istanbul on the way home, and I offer these final reflections on some of the things I thought about and experienced while away. The … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged language, liturgy, Milky Way, music, protest songs, San cave paintings, Sema ritual, South Africa, Sufi, travel, Turkey, understanding, whirling dervishes
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South Africa – Week 1
Actually, my story begins in Istanbul. (Wouldn’t that be a great first line for a novel?) During the (hair-raising) taxi ride from the airport to our hotel in Istanbul we were never out of hearing range of the Islamic call to … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged Islam, Istanbul, Khayelitsha, music, Prayer, South Africa, travel, women, World War I
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Sing a New Song
My husband has pointed out on more than one occasion that for somebody who says she doesn’t like to travel, and who enjoys being home more than anything, I seem to travel a lot. I actually do really dislike traveling, … Continue reading
Summer Travels
I traveled to a foreign country this week, and enjoyed my stay very much. It was only 45 minutes away in Baltimore, but the foreign country was a biennial gathering of Lutheran church musicians, to which I had been invited … Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, Fear, George Herbert, Lutheran, musicians, summer, travel
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Disturb Us, O Lord
Summer is a popular time to get away from home for a while – away from what is routine, familiar, comfortable and easy, and take a journey to experience another culture, another climate, and another way of seeing the world. … Continue reading
Sharing our faith in other languages
“Hola. Hable Ingles?” “Un poco.” “Por favor, can you tell us how to get to the Cathedral?“ My husband and I have just returned from a two week vacation in Spain where we visited cathedrals, palaces and a few remaining … Continue reading