CEDAR CREEK CHRONICLES

Rev. Dr. Jennie A. Harrop 4/3/24 Rev. Dr. Jennie A. Harrop 4/3/24

The Fish Door Bell

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

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Easter as our Emmaus

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People of Peace

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Jesus in the Margins

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Proud Calls

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A Spiritual View

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Phenotypic Plasticity

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A Curious Convergence

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Spy Animals

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Re-Turning & Re-Tuning

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Metanoia

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Just Living Life

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Who Can Fear?

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Understanding Mark

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An Oregon Christmas Miracle

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The Carol of the Drum

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Love Came Down

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Time to Celebrate

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Flower of the Holy Night

According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, poinsettias are perennial shrubs that were once considered weeds in their native region of southern Mexico. Flowering in the winter season, the bushes can grow 10 to 15 feet tall in the wild, and the Aztecs used their colorful leaves to make reddish-purple dye for fabrics and their sap as a medicine to control fevers.

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Green Beans & Thanksgiving

Dorcas Reilly was one of the first full-time employees in Campbell Soup Company's Home Economics Department in Camden, Jew Jersey, in the 1950s when she experimented with green beans and Campbell's cream of mushroom soup. Her creation? "Green Bean Bake."