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Through the Waters is the blog of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Christian vocation ministries. Because the ministry of Christian vocation affirms the need for all baptized Christians – including Presbyterians - to identify and claim their call to discipleship in each decision and life choice, this blog is designed to serve as a resource for youth and young adults, as well as those in ministry with them, to assist the Holy Spirit in God’s movement in this journey through the waters. Take some time to read and think about your own responses to the questions posed here. For additional resources, we suggest that you visit our website.

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May 2, 2011

Running the Race

I recently participated in a marathon! Well, truth be told, I didn’t run the race but stood on the sidelines in a number of places to cheer on the runners. 26.2 miles is quite a trek so I felt it...

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March 7, 2011

Praying in the Garden

My family recently went to see a local version of the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. In this Broadway-adapted stage show, the last week of Jesus’ life is relived but with some “modern” (if you call 1971 modern, that is)...

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November 29, 2010

Following the Star

I am often unprepared for the beginning of Advent. This year, I figured out why. Back in the middle of October I was shopping in a department store when I realized that the sickly sweet music playing from the speakers...

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November 9, 2010

Giving It All Away

I have two children. Recently they have both come home from school having talked about the ever-present “What I am going to be when I grow up?” topic. The oldest, who has just started middle school, took a test that...

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October 22, 2010

For All the Saints

So I here I sit as I do each year at this time. Yes, it’s almost Halloween but I’m not thinking about my costume. Those days are over for me, I’m afraid. Instead, I’m thinking more about the day after...

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