Tag: Pace

By Jeannie Pace According to Wikipedia, ad hoc is a Latin phrase meaning literally “to this”. In English, it generally signifies a solution designed for a specific problem or task, non-generalizable, and not intended to be able to be adapted to other purposes....

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By Jeannie Pace From early childhood, we learn how to gather data and evaluate the world around us. The first way we learn how the world operates is through direct input through a caregiver. An infant learns quickly what will gain a response from mother. As the child grows,...

By Jeannie Pace Displacement. In the current news we  hear about people being displaced because of war or a natural disaster. Perhaps you recently rearranged something in the house. Furniture was moved from its place to a new position.  Another common place to observe displacement is a bathtub. Like...

By Jeannie Pace The Bible invites us to join an ancient and sacred quest to know God, to know the world we live in, and our place in it. However, for many the Bible can be confusing and ambiguous. There are many strange and complex narratives in the Bible....

By Jeannie Pace The word “faith” is used in so many ways in our modern vernacular that it has become an umbrella term for any optimistic confidence. The topic of Hebrews 11 is the issue of faith. This chapter highlights key characters who had moments of bold and courageous...

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By Jeannie Pace Guaranteed, your life will make a change. This change may cause mild distress or may feel like a thunderbolt. What can be learned from an ancient patriarch about leveraging faith through a crisis? This patriarch’s narrative can produce visceral reactions. Is a faith that can potentially...