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Sab- (or) Holy Snugglebunnies, part III
Sab- (or) Holy Snugglebunnies, part III Richard M. Wright (Warning: This article contains mature content.) (Note: This article was first written for the church newsletter. Because it was going to a broad audience I used the euphemism “snugglebunnies”. Some parents … Continue reading
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Sa- (or) Holy Play, part II
Sa- (or) Holy Play, part II Richard M. Wright (The Sa- is going somewhere. Trust me.) There is a theme – a theological theme that requires a change in how we live – that has been impressing itself upon my … Continue reading
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S- (or) Holy Play, part I
S- (or) Holy Play, part I Richard M. Wright (The S- is going somewhere. Trust me.) There is a theme – a theological theme that requires a change in how we live – that has been impressing itself upon my … Continue reading
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