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PRISMATIST
Life
THIS ONE WAS FOR NEPTUNE - By Tony Lopresti
A visit to a public beach in Calabria leads to witnessing a woman's encounter with the god of the sea
THE CENTER AISLE - By Tony Lopresti
My name is Tony Lopresti and I’ve been a lector since I started high school.
IMPOSSIBLE! - By Sue Smaltz Burrus
How is it that an innocent remark made by a seven year-old comes around again and again
THE BEST OF JOBS AND THE WORST OF JOBS - By Steve Wintermute
My father is a font of wisdom and once gave me this sage advice
MY RIGHT KNEE - By Judy Dean
This morning I woke up with my cheeks wet with tears.
JUDY MEETS OCEAN: PART ONE – By Judy Dean
I’m a freshwater kid at heart.
THE VALLEY – By Judy Dean
Some places have the power to change the way we look at and live in the world. This is the first in a series
ON VULNERABILITY - By Jackie Falk, M.Div.
This is an essay drawn from a sermon preached on World Communion Sunday, October 7, 2018, at Peace United Church of Christ, Duluth,...
CORNER OF CALIFORNIA AND FILLMORE - By Judy Dean
I woke up to the sound of foghorns: long, deep, incessant foghorns.
DAD'S LIFE ON WHEELS - By Jim Kent
As all the world knows, J. Donald Kent, voluntarily stopped driving three weeks before his 98th birthday
BUILDING HEARTWOOD - By Judy Dean
Sometime after midnight on July 6, 1982, my brothers and I climbed the old cherry-picker ladder
EVOLVING AND DISSOLVING: COMMUNITY - By Sue Smaltz Burrus
What is necessary for “community”? A dictionary definition says it is members of a social group who have something in common - a...
HONOLULU - By Judy Dean
When I stepped off the plane in Honolulu in the winter of 1978 I was a dazed, pasty-skinned 23-year-old with no return ticket.
AN APOLOGY TO MY DAD FOR FATHERS DAY - By Steve Wintermute
My Dad is a minister.. many ministers have other interests they pursue with “religious” fervor
NOT A SILENT NIGHT - By Susan Dietrich
In the spring of 1980, I began playing music in the Boston subways
RACING WITH TIME AND FRAILTY - By Sue Smaltz Burrus
“Your generation will fix these things for us, right?” my adult daughter asked.
CAMP – By Judy Dean
Late one night a few weeks before my sixteenth birthday, some friends and I sat on the end of a dock
TWO BEDS - By Charlotte Rothman Gallant
My family has raised me with a set of principles that have guided my life since before I can remember.
ONLY CONNECT - by Jackie Falk
Just a few guidelines shaped my chaplaincy in the local county jail.
FAMILY REUNION - By Steve Wintermute
Janice and I recently attended a downtown concert in Kingsport, Tennessee ...
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