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Whatever your life’s work is, do it well
Absalom Jones, whose feast day is celebrated today, February 13, on the Episcopal Church’s liturgical calendar, was, among many things, a dreamer of ideas and an organizer of action. Born into slavery, he dreamt of freedom and worked to buy … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged Absalom Jones, activist, dream, Gandhi, Gary Davison, Light Love Life, Martin Luther King, work
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Juggling your life
My friend Jeanne, who is also my stepmother, writes a blog for Forbes.com. Her most recent post, which you can find here (http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeannemeister/), includes this reflection on what used to be called our life/work balance: “These days, work is life, … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Dr. Deborah Meister, Uncategorized
Tagged faith, Forbes, human, juggling tasks, Sabbath, work, work-life balance
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For the Love of God
I read, once, an article by a woman who had decided to join a Christian community. She wrote that when she had become part of it, she began to feel utterly discouraged by the astonishing gifts of the other members. … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Dr. Deborah Meister, Uncategorized
Tagged Brother Lawrence, community, love, menial labor, vocation, work
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The Joy of Work
“Chopin Etudes”, a grieving widow said to me in a sudden burst of clarity. I didn’t expect her to think clearly about music for a funeral she hadn’t known a few days earlier she would be planning, but though still … Continue reading
Sexburga
Well, how can you pass up writing about a saint with a name like that? Today the church celebrates the life of St. Sexburga, Abbess of Ely who died circa 700 A.D. Sexburga was both the queen of Kent and, … Continue reading
Ora et Labora
Today our Eastern Orthodox and Catholic brothers and sisters celebrate the life of a very unique and interesting woman: Scholastica. She is celebrated as a virgin of the church and the first Benedictine Nun. The latter is fitting since she … Continue reading
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