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On Epiphany, and Learning to See

Dr. Steven Garber | 3 min read

Epiphany. To see clearly. To see what is really there. To see what we have not yet seen. For a long time, almost 1700 years in fact, Christian people have...

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Drawing the World to Himself

Laura Merzig Fabrycky | 3 min read

Tomorrow marks Epiphany. Traditionally, the church meditates on the Wise Men who searched for and journeyed great distances for the newborn King of Israel, along with other moments of Jesus’ being...

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Celebrate With a Less Automatic Reply

Kate Harrison Brennan | 4 min read

As Advent draws to its high point of expectation in this year, we must also come to terms with the restless anxiety that we are not yet ready to down tools and celebrate.

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The Advent of Surprise

Stephan Bauman | 3 min read

The first Advent prepared a weary world for an outrageous surprise.

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When most Christians are already celebrating Christmas, I could have painted over my friend's darkness with holiday cheer and said,"‘Look, Jesus has come! It’s all going to be okay." But as I tried to walk with my friend through his pain and prayed for him, I found myself saying instead, "I know it will be okay, but it’s not yet. God, where are You? Help us to see you here."

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Home, at Last

Ann Animousse | 5 min read

A contributor from Missio Advent 2013 continues her story on #MissioAdvent 2014. "Surely the intrigue of visitors was the excitement of something new, something different entering our small world."

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