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narrative landscape: Liturgics
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Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. An easter narrative and the meaning of life. The quest for certainty. From the Sunday Times. In another life, I’m a father/husband who leads morning prayer with his family every day. I don’t think there’s any spiritual area I’d like to grow in more. In reality, I have no idea how to get to that place. If I ever get to be that guy, the Reformed Liturgics Institute. Seems to be a great resource. Thanks for the link. Links to this post. King of all wild things.
narrative landscape: Liturgical piety (and knowledge)
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Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. An easter narrative and the meaning of life. Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Recently posed this question to me: If you were going to write a book on Liturgical Piety, what chapters and. Subjects would you include? In my mind, the reason why many evangelicals turn up their nose at a "high church" or structured liturgy is that it seems so meaningless from the perspective of their modernistic frameworks. Give me my forty-five minute sermon, thank you very much.
narrative landscape: Mets 2, Redbirds 0
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Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Mets 2, Redbirds 0. Let's go, Redbirds. Links to this post. King of all wild things. Diary of the blue ridge (04-05). Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Syndicate this site (XML).
narrative landscape: Cards-Padres roundup
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Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). It may as well be our year. Links to this post. King of all wild things. Diary of the blue ridge (04-05). Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Syndicate this site (XML).
narrative landscape: Who's afraid of metanarratives?
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Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Who's afraid of metanarratives? What Lyotard seems to be arguing is that even though postmoderns do act as those who are suspicious of controlling narratives, it remains an inescapable part of being human that we are shaped and conditioned by those stories into which we are born and we eventually accept as our own. Incredulity is not the same as separation. Links to this post.
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the cutting room floor of memory: July 2006
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The cutting room floor of memory. Wednesday, July 26, 2006. Please update your links to my new blog at www.the-frame.com/blog. You'll like it there. It's got a music player, and photos, and, uh, stuff I write. Yeah. This month, reactions to Thumbsucker. A History of Violence. Smiles of a Summer Night. Reading Lolita in Tehran. The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Read more over at my new blog. Posted by Jandy Hardesty at 8:33 PM. Links to this post. Monday, July 10, 2006. Read the rest of the post here.
Grace in Utah: March 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Friday, March 31, 2006. Go West Young Man. It has been a great first day, but I am ready to be in my own house and my own bed. Only four more nights before this happens. I cannot wait. Tomorrow I hope we can make it across Missouri and most of Nebraska if not all of it before we stop again. I'm going to bed. Good night! Monday, March 20, 2006.
Grace in Utah: June 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Monday, June 26, 2006. Things on the Horizon. Steph and I finally got bikes. I rode to the coffee shop this morning in 9am traffic. It was fun, but I am so out of shape. Posted by Daniel at 10:38 AM. Monday, June 05, 2006. Cross-Dressing and the Gospel. Is this a way to really find out how friendly and welcoming our church really is? Please know...
Grace in Utah: July 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Saturday, July 29, 2006. Chick-Fil-A, Softball, and the Hospital. I am humbled and encouraged by the countless emails and phone calls that I have gotten from folks who are praying for me and my family. It was great to see names of old friends (Drew and Scott N.) who are praying for all of this. Posted by Daniel at 12:05 AM. Sunday, July 23, 2006.
Grace in Utah: February 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Friday, February 24, 2006. Suffering and the Church and the Mormon. So what does all my ramblings below have to do with the Mormon church? Who can they talk to? And if they do talk to someone what they are going to hear is this: "You can do better. Just keep trying and you will be fine." Where is the Gospel? Posted by Daniel at 10:28 PM. Steph a...
Grace in Utah: April 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Friday, April 21, 2006. From 8th Grade With Love. I played my first softball game in more than six months and it was horrific. First of all I was late. Second of all I took a shot off my shin from the second batter that we pitched to, and third and I struck out looking my first at-bat. Looking I said! Posted by Daniel at 12:22 AM. We made it all...
Grace in Utah: May 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Saturday, May 06, 2006. To be honest, I did not care about the dog, but I did care about the neighbors, and God did as well. Joshua and I prayed that we could find the dog and get her home safe. With the help of incredible friends we got her home, three hours later. Posted by Daniel at 11:30 PM. Wednesday, May 03, 2006. A Little Bit at a Time.
Grace in Utah: January 2006
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This blog is for folks who are interested in what is going on in the lives of Daniel, Stephanie, Joshua, and Emma while they minister to Mormons in Jordan, Utah. Sunday, January 29, 2006. I just recently got tagged by my good friend shookfoil. So I guess I need to respond:. 4 jobs I've had. Creve Couer Golf Course. TGI Friday's (back when you had to wear "The Flair". 4 movies I could watch over and over again. Lord of the Rings. 4 books I could read over and over. Lord of the Rings. 4 places I've lived.
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The Narrative Lab – Narrative & Complexity Approaches
Individuals, teams,. Stories have been used to dispossess. And to malign, but stories can. Also be used to empower and to humanise. What's in a word? The paradox of listening to your staff in a Fast & Slow world. The paradox of listening to your staff in a Fast & Slow world. The paradox of listening to your staff in a Fast & Slow world. January 10th, 2018. The holy cows, hamster wheels & not-so-deep dives of staff surveys. The holy cows, hamster wheels & not-so-deep dives of staff surveys. June 8th, 2016.
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Video, print and multimedia storytellers. What’s a River For? US National Park Service. Over six years, NarrativeLab documented the largest dam removal in American history. Our team also produced two earlier dam decommissioning projects: one for international broadcast on National Geographic Television about Marmot Dam in Oregon; and, a web series tracking the removal of Condit Dam in Washington for PacifiCorp. Shown at the Visitor Center, Olympic National Park. Full Video—25 Minutes. Care to see more?
Digital Narrative Lab | we make stuff
ENGWRT 2310 (11281) Graduate Nonfiction Workshop. University of Pittsburgh Spring 2013 Th 2-5 pm. A notice to visitors. This is a studio-based workshop where we will make stories using digital media. As in a painting class, where you might be supplied with paint, brushes, and a canvas, here you’ll get a screen, a keyboard and mouse, some other gadgets, and a whole lot of software. What do you want to make? Only insofar as doing so enables you to. Learn how to figure out how to. This is a “Nonfictio...
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My Top Albums of 2006 (pt 3 of 3). Down to the final four. And so here they are. 4: Gillian Welch - Hell Among the Yearlings. Well, I didn't say I couldn't have more than one. Darker and older than Time (the Revelator). This is Gillian at her best, singing songs with names like "The Devil Had a Hold of Me," "Whiskey Girl," "My Morphine," and "I'm Not Afraid to Die." If she had been born thirty years earlier, we be watching movies about her instead of June Carter. 2: My Morning Jacket - Z. Ryan Adams - He...
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August 11, 2006. It’s a good question. British blogger) has a good answer:. I think what most bloggers are doing is thinking out loud. It’s a little misleading to talk of “putting things into words,” because that implies the ideas come first. In fact, expressing thoughts creates them. And especially expressing thoughts to other people, even people you don’t know. So I think the reason many people like blogging is that they like the thinking it causes. August 11, 2006. 8211;Oh wait…never mind. 8211;Descen...
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The Narrative Leadership Project | Richard L. Hester, Kelli Walker-Jones
The Narrative Leadership Project. Richard L. Hester, Kelli Walker-Jones. The Narrative Leadership Project. Hallmarks of Narrative Leadership. The Stories We Are. Case presentations in a narrative peer group. Questions to ask when put on the spot. Narrative leadership in a congregational setting. August 20, 2010. What are the orienting narratives. That guide your congregation? How in the world does one gather the infinite stories congregations elicit. May 24, 2010. Welcome to our new site! April 28, 2010.
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Narrative Leadership Leading Change
Because our lives are comprised of and lived in stories, leadership can be more effective when we take into account what those we lead are saying. This means a careful listening to history and determining the boundaries erected by a story. Narrative Leadership is the willingness to learn the storied history of people and their organization then deliberately and cooperatively using those stories to fashion a future. Monday, June 27, 2011. Getting Your Head and Heart to Agree. If you had a math teacher who...
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