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Speaking the truth in love
Rev. Dr. Hope Johnson (195x-2020) challenged me to examine the space I took up in the world.
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Showing up can make all the difference
The Rev. Jeanne Marie Pupke (1955-2022) modeled what it means to show up for the big things and for the little ones.
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Sometimes it’s the mundane that illuminates the way
Anne Sutherland (Maryanne Beaumont Sutherland -1948-2010) showed me that I am only able to be at my best when I can be myself
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It's all about relationships
Susan Walker (1943-1997) taught me the value of connecting with people no matter who they are
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Lessons of faithfulness
Clare Shaw (1950-2019) taught me about the power of faithfulness especially in waiting for change to come.
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There is no deeper grief
Kim Annette Bow (1974-1975) My goddaughter taught me how not to pull away from others’ grief.
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Let's try it!
Sister Eileen Rice, OP (1944-1994) taught me to see the world in new ways
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Navigating through one's Black Sabbath
Loretta Kroetsch (1955-1990) changed the course of my professional life
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Embrace everything life has to offer
Mildred Marquis (Sister Patricia Anne) (1909-1965)
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My surrogate healer
Carolyn Fugedy (1932-2021)
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Being trusted makes a person trustworthy
Mary Jo Cowan (1934-1981)
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Listen to the stories of our elders
Anne Marie Cheff Marquis (1888-1974)
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