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Author Archives: Kerry
Advent Celebration
Index of Christmas holiday posts Each year, early in Advent, we host an Advent Celebration in our home. After a pot-luck meal, we gather for a participatory Advent devotional. In this time of joyous worship together, we recount the story … Continue reading
Christmas Caroling
Index of Christmas holiday posts Go Christmas caroling sometime this Advent! Why not plan a caroling party? Meet together to review some favorite carols, and even discuss their sources and history; then go caroling around the neighborhood, to the homes … Continue reading
Why make such a big deal about Christmas?
Index of Christmas holiday posts Different people react differently to Christmas traditions, such as those listed in the previous post, Christmas nights at home. If you and your family choose not to celebrate Christmas like we do, or even not … Continue reading
Christmas nights at home
Index of Christmas posts These are some of the movies, books and music we enjoy on nights at home during Advent (between Thanksgiving and Christmas Day) and Christmas (the 12 days beginning on Christmas Day and leading up to Epiphany). … Continue reading
The Joy of Christmas
Index of Christmas holiday posts Just as music gives shape to a few moments of the day, so seasonal celebrations give shape to the years of our lives. With this in mind, therefore, when Candace and I were first married, … Continue reading
Miracle on Oak Grove St.
Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons – index The day after Thanksgiving, as usual, we began decorating the home for Christmas. We didn’t get the outside lights up, but we all had fun getting the Christmas boxes down from the attic and … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons – index What makes Thanksgiving a special time in your family? One of the traditions we enjoy is to prepare slips of paper with Thanksgiving-related Scripture verses and quotations. We place them underneath each plate at … Continue reading
Look at us, after 25 years!
Look at us… After all these years together Look at us After all that we’ve been through Look at us Still leaning on each other If you want to see How true love should be then just look at us … Continue reading
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Evangelicals and Evolutionary Creation
Darwin 2009 – OU History of Science Collections from Kerry Magruder on Vimeo. This Darwin 2009 video (m4v, mp4, download) explains that the OU History of Science Collections is one of the handful of places in the world where one … Continue reading
Posted in History of Science, Nature
Tagged Astronomy, BioLogos, Biology, Charles Darwin, Geology, Thomas F. Torrance
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Ebooks
The New Yorker, May 7, 2012 Why ebooks? Most publishers now offer ebooks as an option for many of their titles. Amazon and other retailers report that ebook sales have already surpassed the sales of hardcover books and of paperback … Continue reading
Posted in History of Science, Technology
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Waltzing with Bears
Somewhere in Colorado. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Dear Susanna, Presto and I have arrived in Colorado. I’m glad he is with me; he is an excellent navigator. It’s amazing what a pull the mountains have. They constantly attract my attention, … Continue reading
Compass Quotes
As an undergraduate I typed up three quotations on index cards to post above my desk. These old cards are tattered now. (Click for a larger view.) In Junior High my parents delighted me with the gift of a portable … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Art-Music-Lit, Education, Family
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Ecclesiastes, Herman Melville, Poetry, W.B Yeats
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