I was thinking: St. Paul's always had such nice carved and stained hardwood, and St. James' looked "good enough", battered, and worn; the craftsman may have been paid top dollar to work the wood of St. James' by its affluent parishioners, but their work of love was their home, St. Paul's, the working man's Church.
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This blog is a personal journal about my feelings and views regarding religion and politics, displayed in a public forum with the intention of being read and reflected upon for a better understanding of me and those who are like minded. The Table has traditionally been a place of family meeting, gathering around and sharing of ourselves as well as sharing of food. It was very important in the ministry of Christ and to His disciples (see posts from 3/30/13 & 8/28/14).
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