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Tag Archives: Ramadan
Holding fast to an ordinary peace
Whenever we visit the in-laws in the British midlands, my husband’s extended family gathers in a local Indian restaurant for a curry. On one such evening a couple of years ago, the service was, uncharacteristically, rubbish. We were beginning to … Continue reading
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Tagged #LondonBridge, fasting, interfaith, Mayor of London, Ramadan, Sadiq Khan, terrorism
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Hospitality – 2: guest vs host
This week, I read in the blog of a friend, who’s spending his sabbatical in the Holy Land during the holy month of Ramadan, the following nugget: An-Najah is a half-mile walk past Rafidia, so after church I had a nice … Continue reading
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Tagged guests, Holy Land, hospitality, hosts, Ramadan, sabbatical, St Peter's Episcopal Church, travel
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