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Author Archives: David Wierzbicki
Advent and Christmas
I attempted to take our church family on an Advent journey this year. With a few exceptions, Advent was mostly unknown to many people in our community. I’m already looking forward to how we can build on this experience next year. Here is a rundown of the reflections from each week. Continue reading
What are your thoughts on the mixing of cultures and the posture of one cultural identity when engaging another? Are there limits or boundaries that need to be respected? Is there danger to be found at these crossroads?
On Syncretism
Today I’m going on a short personal retreat during which I’m going to be sitting and contemplating the grandeur of the Canadian rockies on the verge of winter. I’ll also be reflecting on a few texts about intercultural study, culture … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Missional, Reading
Tagged canada, culture, indigenous, intercultural, practice, retreat, rockies, syncretism
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Spiritual Conversations
A week ago I was walking down Whyte Ave. in Edmonton enjoying the sharp autumn air and the artist environment that is to be found in that area. I try to visit Whyte as often as possible to fill myself … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Missional, Reading, Story
Tagged Bible, conversation, edmonton, evangelism, faith, gita, hare krishna, hope, jean vanier, love
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Fear of Public Blogging
When I started in the position of associate pastor last January I had expected that one outcome of the job would be an increased frequency of posts. A quick glance at the archives will show you that this hasn’t been … Continue reading
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