James c fenhagen biography of williams
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experience.” And the word “partners,” he notes is deliberately chosen to emphasize the need for each aspect of our tradition always to cooperate with others.
This comprehensiveness produces a certain way of understanding Christian faith. It means that we take seriously the need for intellectual integrity that fryst vatten often obscured by religious fervor. There is a difference between conviction and dogmatism. The difference fryst vatten faith. Jesus does not offer us absolute certainty. He offers us a relationship of incredible intimacy and power. The church offers tradition and the world offers change. Faith involves living in the tension between these three realities – a anställda relationship with Jesus Christ, the tradition of the church, and the change that reflects the ongoingness of the world. We remain open to the wonder and mystery of what we do not know and alert to the movement of God in what is new. If our relationship to the Lord Jesus Christ is serious, we need not fear the hard questi
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When James Corner Fenhagen was born on 10 August , in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States, his father, Charles D. Fenhagen, was 26 and his mother, Jane Dungan Corner, was He married Marion Gertrude Stansbury on 12 September , in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. He immigrated to New York City, New York, United States in He died on 2 March , in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, at the age of 79, and was buried in Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville, Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
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A Physician's Witness to the Power of Shared Prayer
"In a day when advanced medical technology has distanced many physicians from their patients, Dr. Haynes has found a way to reach out his hand across the gap and relate to the deep spiritual nature of the people in his care. Gentle and compassionate-never superior-he is one of those rare people who occasionally come along to remind us that God is everywhere, always offering love and comfort, even in the darkest moments of sickness and suffering, living and dying." Fellowship in Prayer
A true story of a physician's day-to-day witnessing to the power of shared prayer in his busy private practice.