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The Parish Notebook

Andrew Packer
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Notes on reading, theology, and the Christian life

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Castel Sant’Angelo (also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) on the Tiber River

I confess, the title is pure clickbait. I did not swim the Tiber - figuratively or literaly - however, I did walk across it numerous times. My wife and I we...

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How Luke 16 Holds Together

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Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve

I have not quite finished this book, but I am very close. And I don’t really want to wait any longer to recommend it because it is an excellent book. If you are familiar with C.S. Lewis’s The Chonicles of Narnia and his Space/Ransom Trilogy...

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Take a Trip to Israel in 2027

I am leading a trip to Israel (with extensions to Egypt and Jordan) in June of 2027. You should consider going with me. Below is a summary of the trip with a link to more information. If you have any questions, just let me know.

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Bram Stoker's Dracula

I finally read Dracula because my wife read it with some women from the church for one of the church’s book clubs last year, and I realized I had never read it.

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