Don Dunnington

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But what I am beginning to discover is that, in spite of all that, there is a sense in which they are also right. In my books, and sometimes even in real life, I have it in me at my best to be a saint to other people, and by saint I mean life-giver, someone who is able to bear to others something of the Holy Spirit, whom the creeds describe as the Lord and Giver of Life. Sometimes, by the grace of God, I have it in me to be Christ to other people. And so, of course, have we all—the life-giving, life-saving, and healing power to be saints, to be Christs, maybe at rare moments even to ourselves.
Don Dunnington
I would like to hope this passage might be true in my life for others. I'm reading this on my first day of giving up two of my classes while dealing with chemotherapy. 10-21-2013
The Longing for Home: Reflections at Midlife
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