This is a re-read. You can read my review from 2007 here. I just had a feeling that I needed to read this book again. A quote I jotted down: "What made any of us think that the place we are trying to reach is far, far ahead of us somewhere and that the only way to get there is to run until we drop?" --Barbara Brown Taylor

... Chicken Fried!" By the way, I love Kelly Pickler's brown hair, she looks very sophisticated. 8:24 -- "In Color ... I love Martina McBride. Also, I totally remember watching Barbara Mandrell and her sisters' variety show on NBC ... ? I'm not entirely sure that's the right call. Oh well. Good for her. Wow, Taylor Swift is tall. She is like towering over Kristofferson. I looked it up ...

...   edited by David Bartlett & Barbara Brown Taylor (Westminister/John Knox) $39.95 each ... read a lovely and compelling quote from the back from Barbara Brown Taylor and another from Lauren Winner and this became the immediate best-seller at the gathering.  ... An Altar in the World: A Geography of Faith by Barbara Brown Taylor.  Although it is a bit too philosophical for the taste of ...

... good parable - slightly longer. Why getting the kids to obey is not the primary goal of parenting. Is it ok for failures to be fun? Here is a good question for leaders to ask once in a while. And finally, here are a few Barbara Brown Taylor quotes that may promote pondering: As a general rule, I would say that human beings never behave more ...

... people who never show up in our houses of God?” That was a quotation from a book I’m reading at present by Barbara Brown Taylor, an American priest. The book, An Altar in the World ... is a calling for all who name themselves Christians. Of course, we need to remember that church is about much more than a building. Brown Taylor continues with some words about St Francis. “ ...

... ; -- from Luke 21 Here's something I found about the above passage: Barbara Brown Taylor gets to the heart of the matter, when she concentrates on that fig tree. Perhaps the ... , that God was speaking to them in the most ordinary events of their lives." Taylor wonders about the way we use the time we have (it's really all we have, she says) while we're waiting for Jesus to return. ...