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Using Your Gifts Is Ministry: A Retired Deacon’s Reflection

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By Tricia Brown
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{Photo by Latia Stovall for Scopio} How My Ministry Looked Different Than I Imagined This past month marked the anniversary of my ordination to the Episcopal diaconate in 2020 in the midst of a pandemic, amid skies reddened with wildfire smoke. It was a surreal time on many levels.
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The Many Forms of Prayer: What Does it Mean to Attune?

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By Tricia Brown
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{Photo by David Alfredo Gonzalez Guzman for Scopio} How I Rediscovered Prayer in the Small Acts of My Day During the past week, a poet I read described the act of walking—his feet contacting the earth or path or pavement—as his primary experience of prayer. In reading the poem, I got the feeling he had long given up older modes of prayer, then one day while walking, realized he’d been praying all along. I resonate with the idea of this poem.
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In the Gloaming: What the Anti-Aging Movement Misses

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By Tricia Brown
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{Photo by Erica Hysert for Scopio} I am in the gloaming of my life, the early autumn of my life. That means I have not made it to winter or end of day, but I can see them from here. Always, I’ve favored evening, even the words for it, like “gloaming” and “dusk”; and autumn rivals spring as my favorite season. In the life of a deciduous tree, the autumnal stage, when leaves lose their youthful chlorophyl, is often the most ravishing.
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