Kathleen Kjolhaug
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Theology in the trenches: ‘Looping around’ (opens the original)
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The conversation looped around â three times to be exact. Questions flew: Why was I so naïve in my faith? Why wasnât I taught â or was I taught and I just didnât get it? Why am I hearing things for the very first time when I read scripture? Did they go over my head? Wasnât I ready? The questions came rapid fire in conversation with three people â in a span of three days. Quicky, each one concurred that God must need us at varying stages of our faith development so that He may use us
Theology in the trenches: ‘VBS rocks!’ (opens the original)
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The cross shook, literally, as it stood center stage. The 120 VBS (Vacation Bible School) kiddos and 70 volunteers did their thing. Swaying to the beat of what just went down this past week â the little country church was rocking! The resurrected faces were proof in the pudding that it had been one dandy week. The rock upon which we stand still stands and donât you believe for a second it doesnât. On Christ the solid rock we stand, all other ground is still sinking sand. But this little wh
Theology in the trenches: ‘Hey, hon!’ (opens the original)
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Gentle the words were â not meant to be heard, but I overheard. The couple had just strapped their young child into the car seat when one leaned over to make a request from the other. âHey hon, could youâ¦â Observing the same couple within the confines of a shop â a candle was selected as they both sniffed their way into the decision. âTwas a simple gesture â a nod from one heart to the other â that they were united in this journey as they smelled candle after candle, finally agre
Theology in the trenches: ‘Let’s give a shout out’ (opens the original)
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Routine was in order as we ordered our footsteps. A little cleaning here, a little laundry there, reorganizing the cupboards and it all added up. The rainy day allowed us to catch up on a few things here and there. I was on duty at the laundry station when a recently-purchased sweatshirt was pulled from the pile. Upon review, the discolored fabric was noted as the brownish tones blending in circular fashion were obvious. I have nothing against the brownish tones lest the color of the garment is
Theology in the trenches: ‘Zhuzhedding’ (opens the original)
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The recipe within the magazine spoke. If the pic didnât do the job, the words certainly embellished it to taste. The muffin looked like one that grandma would have baked. The crumbly drizzled frosting atop looked scrumptious. Perhaps rhubarb was within â or maybe strawberries swirled into the batter. I kept on reading to find out, and soon realized the baked item upon the page was from a recipe from long ago â just as I had suspected. However, no longer did they go by the title I was used
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