I should get back to generally encouraging you as writers. So today’s post will list a few ways that writers like us can work together taking turns.
Monthly Archives: January 2017
Verses for Religious Education
Another idea to share. Older educational practices would use poetry to help memorize things. You know, “In fourteen hundred ninety-two Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” There were verses for religious education, too, memorizing (and summarizing!) the books of the Bible and other content. Of course, Luther’s Small Catechism falls into that genre, too, in its beautiful German crafting. Still, why not put together a book of Lutheran texts and verses for religious education?
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Psalm 46:1
I wish I could keep a Bible scholar on retainer. Sure, I ask my husband. And that counts as asking my pastor, too, but I was thinking about Psalm 46:1 and thinking about how God is “a very present help in trouble” in multiple ways.
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Penelope’s Hope
From Taboo to Delight
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Violet’s Daybreak
Comic Book David’s Mighty Men
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St. Polycarp Update
I’m always happy to spread news from Lutheran writers and publishing houses. Today’s post offers us a Rev. Aaron Simms and St. Polycarp update.
2016 Top Posts
I easily have a week’s worth of book reviews to write up for Lutheran authors, but somehow those take me a while. So, allow me this punt to buy me anther day’s time. 🙂 2016 Top Posts.
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Whisk(e)y
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