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A Spare Pair

 

Next Step #528 – July 19, 2018 – Stories inspire us on many levels. Some are true stories of individuals who share the gift of God with us all, others teach with metaphors. Fr. Dajad Davidian (1934-2018) is remembered for his ministry and inspiration. Thoughts from Walden Pond, Thoreau and Jethro Tull’s 1973 release of the “Hare Who Lost His Spectacles” are the food (savored this time around) for thought in this week’s edition of the Next Step.
Komitas Medley by Anush & Inga 
Fr. Dajad Davidian Remembered
Our 2014 Meeting 
Passion Play Lyrics
Hare Who Lost His Spectacles
Pashinyan Democracy – Time Magazine
Hans Christian Anderson’s Emperor’s New Clothes
Syriac Orthodox Conference
Cover Art: (c) 1987 Anush Avejic ~Essentially Anush
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Transfigured Hopefulness

Next Step #527 – July 12, 2018 – The saving of the Thai Soccer Team: Celebrating good news. Moving from hopelessness to hopefulness. The Transfiguration of Christ and today. Salvation as a means to strengthening the community. Transfiguration of Christ in perspective.
Hope Rising by Armen Chakmakian
On Love – I Corinthians 13 
Transfiguration of Jesus Christ
Thai Cave Rescue
BBC 
CNN
Pilgrimage to the Jewel of the Desert
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Survey Says

 

Next Step #526 – July 5, 2018 – Surveys are used everyday by entrepreneurs and business professionals as a way to improve customer care and performance. Do we dare adopt the model for the Church? Self-evaluation leads to customer care. America at 242: Opportunities for the Church. Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness vs. Truth, Justice and the American way.
America the Beautiful by Keb’ Mo’ 
Declaration of Independence
Superman Theme (G. Reeves)
Pilgrimage to the Jewel of the Desert
Survey Monkey Ad
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Carols this Very Minute

Next Step #497: The power of music to soothe and the power of a Christmas carol to transport to a place we should be. Taking a break from all the things that we are not doing at Christmas time: The annual pick of carols by Fr. Vazken for 2017. Enjoy some tunes and some expressions for change through the Babe in the Manger.
Songs: Bing Crosby & David Bowie “Drummer Boy”; Loreena McKennett “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”; Blackmore’s Night “I Saw Three Ships”; Bob Dylan “Must Be Santa”; Louis Armstrong “Winter Wonderland”; Chicago “O Come All Ye Faithful”; Mary Hopkin “Mary Had a Baby”; Joan Baez “What Child is This?”; Element Band “Hark the Herald Angels”; Jethro Tull “A Christmas Song”
Mystery Hum of the Earth
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Reds’ Formula

Next Step #463: Pre-opening thoughts on “The Promise.” Easter in Portland Oregon. The Supervisors of LA and patronizing Armenians at the expense of the martyrs, Armenian Genocide Commemoration. Alternative Services and accepting that we’re part of the flow. AJ’s Love and the achievements of two cousins after 100 years.
Ararat Soundtrack
Reds
The Promise
LA County Board of Supervisors Genocide Recognition
Reclaim Conference
Portland St. Kevork Church
Photo: Grotto garden in Portland
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A Tear and a Smile

Next Step #462: The Easter Edition – A journey through Holy Week as only Fr. Vazken can provide. Music and metaphors taking you from the tear Jesus wept at Lazarus’ grave, through the Passion, Crucifixion and the Resurrection. Connecting the dots of our lives today with the events in Jerusalem circa 33.
Jesus wept; Voltaire smiled. From that divine tear and from that human smile is derived the grace of present civilization. -Victor Hugo
Religion & Philosophy – Hugo
John Barleycorn
Sky Pilot
Lazarus’ Resurrection
Songs: John Barleycorn Must Die (Traffic); Sympathy for the Devil (Rolling Stones); Sky Pilot (Eric Burdon & the Animals); Let it Be (Beatles); Where is my Mother (Isabel Bayrakdarian); Kovya Yerousaghem (Hover); Imagine (Jack Johnson)
Alt-Easter Service
Cover Photo: “Moush Barleycorn” (c)2014vhm
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New Pills from Shnorhali

Next Step #461: “I Confess with Faith” – a reading. Coping with Anxiety with Xanax and Faith. A thing about degrees and status: An end to spitting against the wind. Lessons on Spiritual Accountability. Self-reliance and avoiding the politician’s game even when headlined by Barbara. From the zoo to prayer – a special prime edition.
Jethro Tull String Quartets
Tour Dates
Xanax
I confess with Faith by St. Nersess Shnorhali
Holy Week Meditations
Alternative Services in the Armenian Church
Cover photo (c)2009, “Armenian Cave” by Fr. Vazken Movsesian
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The Power of the Other

Next Step #460: Interview with Yvette Hovsepian Bearce, regarding refugees, faith, Christian duties/responsibilities and faith in action. Dr. Hovsepian Bearce speaks candidly about her personal experience as a refugee and working with refugees today. Ideology and compassion, a touching and inspirational message for the day. “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” – Jeremiah 29:11. Also in this episode: Redeemer vs Savior, upcoming on Holy Week and “alternative” services.
Immigrant” by Gor Mkhitarian
Yvette Hovsepian Bearce
Author Archive
Political Ideology of Ayatollah Khomeini
United Nations Refugee Stats
Lenten Journey by Fr. Vazken on iTunes
Cover Photo: Gymri Church icon
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Old Church: New Maturity

Next Step #459: Reclaim reverberates: Is there a possible avalanche of reclamation ahead of us? Armenian flag over Standing Rock – a symbol of solidarity and a pointer to symbols that define us. Six months after leaving a parish: An old church matures in a new way. Opportunities to pray (even for priests) are coming up.  Mechanics of building successful work on any dimension or in any field. Lenten challenge regarding perspective. Brothels and more in this episode.
Gumri – by Kochnak
Reclaim Video
Etchmiadzin in 1915 with Roupen Adalian
Shnorhali’s I Confess with Faith
Handing off Standing Rock Flag
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Reclaimed and Claimed

Next Step #458: Putting it all together after the Reclaim Conference, Fr Vazken reflects on the energy of the new day. What happened and what to expect. Also: Overcoming the fears of others by simple Christian common sense. On the side: never adjust your clock again – lessons for today from today.
Miracles” by Gor Mkhitarian
RECLAIM: www.Embracing-Faith.com
Follow Reclaim on Facebook
#ReclaimAC2017
Reclaim Booklet
Tekeyan’s Armenian Church
Joseph & Mary looking for Jesus
Crows of the Desert
Archives: www.Epostle.net
Cover graphic based on a painted card by Linda Maxwell and Jose Quintinar from the Reclaim Conference
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