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		<title>I haven't canvassed opinion, but...</title>
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			<title>What I think</title>
			<link>http://www.michelleandglenn.com/glenns-blog/346?task=view#josc144</link>
			<description>If I have a comment to make regarding something I think about it A LOT before speaking it, I meditate pon the effect speaking it will have , on the colour I will be painted if i speak it, on my intention if I were to speak it.....the last is the most crucial for me, because if I REALLY think about it honestly , there is usually no TRULY pure intent.  Most times for me it has to do with what I have heard called öpinion idolatry\&quot;, and I think the term is very appropriate.  I prefer the way I think over the way others think.....

Consequently, i do not share my opinion much any more.  Especially in church, as my church is where God has planted me to grow.  He has çompanion planted\'me to help me develop in areas that I would not otherwise grow.  i am forced to face the lack in myself when it comes to truly worshipping.  I once depended on music especially to propel me into a \'state of worship\'..... I can no longer rely on that crutch.  The buck stops here, with me....</description>
			<author>Norma Butler</author>
			<pubDate>Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:34:19 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Thanks</title>
			<link>http://www.michelleandglenn.com/glenns-blog/346?task=view#josc145</link>
			<description>Norma, thanks for your lovely reply. Although we have not had a lot of interactions I have learned very quickly that you have a lot of wisdom that is worth sharing.  :)  So please don\'t hold back! I value the wisdom of your comment here but also I would love to hear your feedback on broader as well as more specific topics. It\'s the back channel communications that are not only hurtful for the pastoral team but undermine the ministry of the church.</description>
			<author>Glenn E Farrell</author>
			<pubDate>Thu, 21 Jan 2010 11:35:33 +0100</pubDate>
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