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Condemned by the Gracious Governor
ByjevlirThe storyteller, as usual, seemed to start in the middle of the tale … When Perd fell on his face in front of the governor, he had little hope. It was his second time to appear in this position, and what hope did he have of getting clemency? He had promised to reform, to learn…
Christian Carnival CCCXXXII
ByjevlirWelcome to the June 16, 2010 of the Christian Carnival, #322. Today I’m just presenting the posts in order with a little bit of commentary. I enjoyed a number of these posts. I hope you do as well. Starting us out with a controversial topic, we have Rodney Olsen who presents some thoughts on how…
Who Felt God’s Presence?
Byjevlir[This is a work of fiction, Copyright © 2009, Henry E. Neufeld. Any resemblance between the characters in this story and any in the real world is purely coincidental.] It was a small hotel room in a small town, and Jack had driven three hours on small county roads to get there. Now he was…
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The God-Talk Club and the Gay Guitarist – II
Byjevlir(This is part 2 of a 2 part story. Read part 1.] “I disagree with that. Rather, I allow my LGBTQ members full participation without making a scene about it. They know, I know, and my church council knows what’s going on. I don’t perform same-sex weddings because it’s contrary to the rules of the…
The Christian Carnival Is Coming
Byjevlir… right here to The Jevlir Caravansary. Submit your posts via the nifty new submission form. For this carnival, I’m going to add a number of posts from people other than those who submit so we can get a bigger cross-section of posts from the Christian blogosphere. If you can think of a Christian web…