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41 MUST REASON BE THE ENEMY OF FAITH? 09-06-2009 Rev. John Collins 283
42 Be Love: The Life of Senator Ted Kennedy 08-30-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 292
43 Real Bread for Real People In Real Relationships 08-16-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 303
44 A Sacred Meal of Peanuts, Pretzels and Beer 08-02-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 357
45 Scarcity and Abundance 07-26-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 317
46 Jesus and Rejection 07-05-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 620
47 It’s a Mystery. – Duh! 06-07-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 374
48 Remembering Judas and Justus 05-24-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 488
49 de Amicitia – On Friendship 05-17-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 372
50 Model Day Workers and Nannies 05-03-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 323
51 Out from behind Bolted Doors 04-19-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 331
52 Honor your father and mother 03-15-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 488
53 The Truth About Covenants 03-08-2009 Rev. Sara Thompson Tweedy 1061
54 The Age of Sarah 03-01-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 922
55 Transfigurationists and Transformationists 02-22-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 649
56 I-Thou Community 02-15-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 750
57 Source of Strength 02-08-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 708
58 Power to Heal 02-01-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 564
59 Follow Me – Plan 09 01-25-2009 Rev. Joe Agne 704
60 Moby Dick and The Northwest Passage 01-18-2009 Rev. John Collins 1637
 
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