Tag Archives: Centering Prayer

When Prayer Apparently Yields a Bloody Lip

Posted on October 11, 2013 by Drexel Rayford

Let’s consider that great theologian Frank Capra’s classic lesson about prayer. Yes, I’m talking about that incisive spiritual treatise we know as the movie, “It’s A Wonderful Life.”     Believe it or not, Capra addresses the issue I mentioned … Continue reading →

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Walking Around the Castle – Walking Around the Gap

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Drexel Rayford

I posted three photographs in the last blog entry.  I hoped they’d illustrate that when you live in a place for a length of time, you begin to see depth and nuance you don’t see when you just pass through. … Continue reading →

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