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Where Do We Go from Here?
The season of Lent has a very clear direction. It leads us to the cross, and in the great Festival of Easter, takes us through death into the joy of the Resurrection.Good so far, but, once we have arrived on the other side of death, where do we go?This has always been the question faced by the church. At the Ascension, we are told Jesus commanded us to 'go out into the world to make disciples'. But how? Which direction first? With whom? For how long? Are we there yet? There are easy, pat answers to these questions, answers grounded in the mission, tradition and theology we have breathed in since we first started to attend church, answers that may have more to do with 'then' than they have to...
History of the Woodard Family of Johnston County, N.C.
Oliver Woodard (d.1741) lived in James City, Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Descendants lived in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Texas and elsewhere.
The Imaginary Doorway
Bible Studies for Lent or anytime. 'THE IMAGINARY DOORWAY' IS ANOTHER FINE PIECE OF AUSTRALIAN, MISSIONAL THEOLOGY, DESIGNED TO GET YOUR GROUP TALKING AND YOUR MIND THINKING.Seven studies that, from Ash Wednesday to Holy Week, take us into the lives of seven of the people Jesus brought to wholeness. Seven stories that bring scripture alive and help us to understand that Jesus was dealing with real people, rather than generic characters. Hear anew, the stories of Legion, the haemorrhaging woman, Lazarus and Martha, the woman accused of adultery, Zacchaeus, the paralysed man let down through the roof - and that post-resurrection, BBQ breakfast on the beach.Story-based studies that will touch your heart, build your faith and encourage you on the missional journey. All genuine mission is incarnational and relationally based. As the studies suggest, "If our mission is all about purpose rather than relationship, we miss the point."
Arthur Jordan
Genealogy of Jordan family tracing members from Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and elsewhere; volume includes charts, photocopies of documents, transcriptions of correspondence, and index.
Repairing the Breach
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Brotherhood
This workbook for secondary students is a companion for the book, Brotherhood: Stories of Courage and Resilience, written by Fr Jeff O¿Hare. His book contains short vignettes of the lives, struggles and triumphs of some of the people with whom the Brotherhood works. The workbook reflections and activities are designed to provide students with a deeper understanding of the issues of poverty, disadvantage and social exclusion in Australia and to help young people develop positive values, attitudes and beliefs.
