Friendships are both fragile and resilient. One way to test both is by saying stupid things, and then seeing whether or not the damage is irreparable. I think I broke one, and we shall now wait to see if the other party’s resiliency is greater than my stupidity. I think the other person is fairly resilient, but on the other hand, I’ve freshly discovered new heights to my own stupidity. It sucks to be this much of a heel.
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- Alan Roxburgh: Crossing the Bridge: Church Leadership in a Time of Change
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- Who, Me?
- A Timely Response: A Collective Response to Critics I ask the document's composers, please create a place where others of us can virtually sign the document, affirming the position you have taken — and allow me to be the first to sign in support. This document is the single most important four pages of text that the EC has to guide itself in dealing with criticism.
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