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Tag Archives: Gwen Jorgensen
The Dark Storm of Advent, a Humble Light of Christmas
[Gwen Jorgensen’s archived guest post today is a companion Advent piece to An Advent of Falling Apart, Lisa Deam’s post coming up on Friday.] *** It Happens Every Year It happens every year. I’m no longer surprised by it, but … Continue reading
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The Dark Storm of Advent, the Humble Light of Christmas
[Gwen Jorgensen’s guest post today is a companion Advent piece to Falling Apart at Advent, Lisa Deam’s post Monday.] *** It Happens Every Year It happens every year. I’m no longer surprised by it, but brace myself against the rush … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Christmas, Gwen Jorgensen, incarnation, Isaiah 9, Light of the World
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