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Debra Rienstra

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No Words Fall

It must begin with Zechariah’s silence. Nothing against poor old Zechariah. Who can blame him for asking a decent question? The text tells us that

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Contentment

Grandma Theresa’s heart is extremely weak. No surprise, as it’s been pumping nonstop since before she was born in July of 1912. That’s the year

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Nothing is Wasted

“And speaking of things overheard, you heard right: if I have to go out, I am going to go out singing.” – Brett Foster I’d

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Wolverine Pilgrimage

I rejoiced with those who said to me, “Let us go to the house of the LORD.” — Ps. 122:1 “Football is a Religion and

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Japanese Autumn

Lines Composed in an Autumn Reverie, on Visiting the Japanese Garden one Friday Afternoon, October 2015.               Chrysanthemums Huddled

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Summer of the Low-Achiever

We have arrived at that late-summer turning point when we take stock of what we have or have not accomplished since Memorial Day, back when

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