Entries by CCNA

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Martin Borchart

Martin Borchart June 3, 1894, Berlin – December 19, 1971, Stuttgart   Martin Borchart, a philosophy student in Marburg, together with his wife Elisabeth, née Pappe, created the conditions for […]

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Heinrich Ogilvie

Die Gruender der Christengemeinschaft: Ein Schicksalsnetz By Rudolf F. Gaedeke Translated by Cindy Hindes Heinrich Ogilvie July 18, 1893, Schleusingen – February 15, 1988, Zeist   Heinrich Ogilvie’s father was […]

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Flame

Every human being has a flame, that must not be quenched. Perhaps we should really say: Every human being is a flame, that must never be quenched. This is the […]

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St. John’s Tide

“From You come light and strength, To You stream love and thanks.” These two sentences from a children’s prayer[1] encompass everything that is divine service and human service—or rather, should […]

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Thirst

If there is anything that binds us to the earth, it has to be the thirst for existence.  It shows itself in countless forms, not only in hunger and thirst […]