St. Aidan and the Legacy of Lindisfarne

Posted on August 31, 2023
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Aidan and his companions knew the value, in imitation of Christ, of recharging our physical and spiritual batteries. It goes against the worldโ€™s mindset but is vital to our existence in Christ.

Both Twitter And Threads: On Fishing in Multiple Streams

Posted on July 11, 2023
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Yes, Anglican Compass has started a new Threads account. Check it out here! But we are not getting rid of our Twitter account. You can find it here! We use multiple platforms because we are fishers of men, and we want to catch fish in multiple streams. A Day on Twitter and Threads To illustrate why…

Good Boundaries Won’t Save You From Burnout

Posted on June 20, 2017
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I almost didnโ€™t make it. A season of extended restโ€“a 12 week sabbaticalโ€“awaited me in September 2015. But as my church prepared for this sabbatical a year prior (yes, it takes several months of planning), I discussed a provisional plan with my senior warden and vestry. I was so tired that I might need to…

Get Some Rest

Posted on July 5, 2016
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I believe in my heart that I don’t deserve to just rest and have fun. I feel like if I’ve worked hard or accomplished something, then I can rest. I’m sure glad God doesn’t see me the way I see myself. There remains a Sabbath rest for me. July is often a time of vacation and rest….

Leave-Taking

Posted on March 1, 2016
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Last week I received a lapel pin to commemorate twenty-five years of service to public education. It has actually been twenty-seven years, but my school system has only recently begun such recognitions and is a bit โ€œbehind.โ€ I will not get a thirty year pin. When I close my calculus text in May, I will…