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Jenni Israelsen

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Aug 3, 2024, 3:23:37 PM8/3/24
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Praise to the Lord of the small broken things,
who sees the poor sparrow that cannot take wing.
who loves the lame child and the wretch in the street
who comforts their sorrows and washes their feet.

Praise to the Lord of the faint and afraid
who girds them with courage and lends them His aid,
He pours out his spirit on vessels so weak,
that the timid can serve and the silent can speak.

SATB - Lyrics by Johanna Anderson. A tender hymn of praise, reminds us that in the end we are all frail and broken in the hand of a merciful God. Well within the reach of a small choir. Suitable for a memorial service or other service of remembrance. Also available for SSA choir.

Using this template LORD gives "LORD", the standard translation with small capitals for the Hebrew name for God (the Tetragrammaton, יהוה), transliterated as YHWH) or Jehovah (English pronunciation), as it is translated in the King James Bible and other English Bibles: the LORD. This name is a rendering of the distinctive personal name of the God of Israel.

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Yet some of us, for one reason or another, embrace the bigness of God and his mission without likewise embracing his love for the small. And then, finding ourselves unable to escape the small, we can begin to chafe and mutter. We are big dreamers hemmed in, behind and before, by a small job, small church, small town, small life.

The big things are not usually ours right now. Nor, however, are they often what we expect. If we allow Scripture to reshape our ideas of size, we will learn to see the day of big things not only off in the future, but in some sense here right now, in the midst of all that seems so small.

It has become very trendy to take communion divorced from the congregational body. I have seen it done where the individual is exalted by creating a special extra service that sets a mood and forces people to be alone and reflect. It has also become popular to take it in small groups and in family units (husband and wife at home, etc.). I have felt very uncomfortable with these practices being separated from the church as a whole but have found it difficult to articulate a healthy and full response to the matter. Would you allow for private communion and the like?

Though I believe that immersion is biblical, and that only immersion should be taught and practiced, I think we should receive these people into membership without requiring a re-baptism. Not to do so seems wrong, because it not only minimizes the importance of church membership (many of these people are functionally members, having attended our church for years), it also undermines our union in Christ. It seems to me that it also makes too much of the mode of baptism and too little of the meaning of baptism.

Jonathan (@JonathanLeeman) edits the 9Marks series of books as well as the 9Marks Journal. He is also the author of several books on the church. Since his call to ministry, Jonathan has earned a master of divinity from Southern Seminary and a Ph.D. in Ecclesiology from the University of Wales. He lives with his wife and four daughters in Cheverly, Maryland, where he is an elder at Cheverly Baptist Church.

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2. Try big flies on small water in all conditions. I primarily fish streamers in the 4-6-inch range in skinny water, this has helped me find out if that water holds good size and density in the first few outings while scouting new watersheds.

Using this technique on small water that is often gin clear allows me to use large streamers and get them in the water with minimal to zero surface disturbance. Then the length of the rod allows me to keep virtually no fly line in the water. When dealing with such clear and small water, surface disturbance and fly line can make or break you connecting with a wild fish.

At the end of the day, no one technique, style, tactic or fly will always work. Get out there, try different things and different water types and hopefully you luck into a few too. The most important thing is you are out there.

Words and photos from CJ Lord, an angler based down in North Carolina. Give him a follow at @cjlord on Instagram for your brown trout fix. Additional photos from @browntroutben, another brown trout obsessed angler and guide down south.

This Small Batch Vanilla Peach Jam recipe is so simple and easy and needs very little of your attention. Canning is something I love, but storage is always an issue. Most of the jam recipes that I found online yielded 6-8 500ml jars. In most cases, I need to make just one or two jars. The recipe you see below will yield two cups of jam.

Yes, you can use frozen peaches for this jam recipe. However, if you use frozen peaches instead of fresh peaches, the cooking time will be longer. Before the jam starts to become thick, the water content in the frozen peaches will need to be cooked off first, so allow yourself more time for that.

As mentioned previously, you do not need to process this Small Batch Vanilla Peach Jam. If you are making a large batch, then please employ a safe canning method to ensure proper long-term storage. For small batch jams, you do not need to apply any canning methods at all. I have made two jars of jam at the same time with this recipe. I have not used the water bath method, but simply made sure the jam was piping hot. Be sure that your jars are super clean and that you are using new sealing rings.

This occurs when the temperature of the jam begins to cool, which condenses the air in the jar, which in turn, creates a vacuum, and pulls the lid down. The popping or dinging sound is the sound of your sealing rings telling you that your jam is secured and safe.

Add the peaches and the sugar to a medium-sized, deep saucepan and turn the heat to medium until the mixture begins to bubble. Then, reduce the heat to simmer and stir. Allow the mixture to cook and the fruit to naturally break down. Be sure to stir every 20 minutes or so, even more frequently when the jam begins to thicken.

When the jam has reached the consistency you desire, remove the saucepan from the heat and add the vanilla extract. Stir well to combine and then carefully pour the hot jam into clean and sterile mason jars. Be sure the rim of the jar is clean and jam-free, wipe the lid with a damp cloth, place on the seal and tighten the lid until a slight resistance is met.

Carefully place the jar on a kitchen towel where the jar will not be disturbed for twelve hours. Once the jam begins to cool, the seal will create a popping sound, assuring you that the jar is sealed. Refrigerate for immediate use and keep refrigerated for up to six months.

Place the peaches in a large bowl and completely cover them with boiled water from a kettle. Let them sit for a minute or two while you fill another bowl with cold water. Use a slotted spoon to fish the peaches out of the hot water and submerge them into the cold water. After a minute or two, you can easily peel the skin from the peaches using the X at the bottom to pull away the skin.

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He is a long-standing supporter of business schools and universities, having studied at Cranfield School of Management, London Business School and Harvard Business School, and is currently Chancellor of the University of Birmingham and Ambassador for Cambridge Judge Business School.

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