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On Being Reverend by Margaret Rosche Saturday, April 07, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The nature of ministry.
No title earned, bestowed, ordained holy, esteemed, estimable pastor, preacher revered rabbi, rector vicar of God rather one-who-reveres is reverent, holds reverence demonstrates, generates, breathes reverence thinks, speaks, lives reverence affirms in thought, word and deed for all to see, hear mirror rise to I am Reverend One-Who-Reveres Source, Love, Light unfolding as Life constant creation the many in the One Reverend you are seeing, hearing, living Who-We-Are

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	4/7/2007

As the petals of a beautiful flower opening to face the unknown world. Beautifully written.... Thank you! Be safe, Karen