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  • lenten journal: being elmo

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 17, 2011

    I’ve spent the last three days volunteering with the Full Frame Documentary Festival, one of the highlights of the Durham calendar and the largest documentary film festival in the world. I was assigned to the Artist Hospitality Team whose job it was to take the film makers and subjects of the documentaries to and from…

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  • lenten journal: confession

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 16, 2011

    perhaps this could be seenas meeting the minimumrequirement of my promise . . . I far exceeded, however,my quota for laughter,baseball, and my spirit soared like a fly ballin the thin night air . . .forgive me if I am a man of few words Peace,Milton

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  • lenten journal: what language shall I borrow?

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 15, 2011

    Marco Werman, the anchor for The World, said, “texted” in a sentence as the past tense of the verb “to text.” Though I’ve come to terms with the transition “text” has made form noun to verb (notice I didn’t say, “transitioned”), I’ve struggled with how to speak of texting in the past tense. It rolls…

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  • lenten journal: keepsake

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 14, 2011

    there are some nightswhen the sky turnsthe color of friendshipand fades into the crispdarkness of gratitude we ate with friendsdrank and talked as welland then walked awaydropping bit of hopelike breadcrumbs along the sidewalksand silent porchesfinding our way hometo our porch lightour beacon of belonging summer will comeand winter will followand footprints will fadebut not…

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  • lenten journal: if darwin prayed

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 13, 2011

    If you haven’t heard, Rob Bell has written a book. I haven’t read it, but he apparently has a lot of nerve claiming God loves everyone. What I have read are any number of blog posts, articles, and straight out rants claiming that Bell’s argument that Hell might not exist is not just wrong but…

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  • lenten journal: lyrics and layers

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 12, 2011

    One of the signatures of my life are pockets of unfinished things. I have shelves of unfinished books, stacks of papers to be gone through, any number of unfinished household projects, and – thanks to an attempt, at least, to finish unpacking one corner of the guest room in our house – a folder of…

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  • lenten journal: sunday sonnet #25

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 11, 2011

    First the news of Lazarus dyingbefore Jesus had time to get there —Then the image of Jesus cryingmust have giv’n the disciples a scare . . . He got to the tomb and called out his friend,with the others saying, “He stinketh” –they had no idea death was no end,Jesus said, “Death is not what…

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  • lenten journal: telling stories

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 10, 2011

    I spent the morning and early afternoon at the Third Annual Jack Crum Conference on Prophetic Ministry at Avent Ferry United Methodist Church in Raleigh. My primary connection to the event was through my friendship with Ryan Rowe, who is a member of the church and the organizer of this year’s conference. He asked me…

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  • lenten journal: stormy weather

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 9, 2011

    it is a dark and stormy night the sky is angryflashing and bellowingyet refusing to dissolve into tears and weep its wayinto ushering in the dawnour middle schnauzerruns under the bed at the first sound of thunderI’m typing in the darkto better see the light showtrying to beat the deadline imposed by my itchy eyesand…

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  • lenten journal: I’m walking, yes indeed

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 8, 2011

    In the opening lines of Jesus Christ Superstar, Judas sings every time I look at you I don’t understandwhy you let the things you did get so out of handyou’d have managed better if you’d had a planwhy’d you choose such backward time and such a strange landif you’d come today you could have reached…

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