CHRIST
IN WINTER: Reflections on Faith from a Place of Winter for the Years of Winter…
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In the
awful days of dictator Idi Amin in Uganda, a precursor of the Hutu-Tutsi
slaughters in Rwanda later, the Church of England asked the Ugandan bishop what
they could do to help.
“Send
us 100 clerical collars,” he answered.
That
seemed terribly irrelevant, but…
“When
they come to murder our people,” the bishop explained, “it happens so suddenly.
We have no warning. Our people need to be able to find their priests quickly.”
John
Robert McFarland
johnrobertmcfarland@gmail.com
The
“place of winter” mentioned in the title line is Iron Mountain, in Michigan’s Upper
Peninsula, where life is defined by winter even in the summer! [This phrase is
explained in the post for March 20, 2014.]
I
have also started an author blog, about writing, in preparation for the
publication, by Black Opal Books, of my novel, VETS, in 2015. http://johnrobertmcfarland-author.blogspot.com/
I
tweet as yooper1721.
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