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Lent: Practicing Faith in a New Place
19 Feb 2010It has been a while since my last post. For most of the second half of the year I was commuting between Sydney and Canberra for work. Living in Canberra during the week and Sydney with the family on the weekend. It pretty much sucked. Anyway, all that has changed because at the end of [...]
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The Circuit Rider
My name is Dean Tregenza. My posts to this blog come from stuff on my notebook that I gather as I go about doing the things I do. The subject matter of the posts cover pretty much anything that comes to my mind. Some of it may be about technology related things. Everything I write is possibly heresy and wrong. For the record the content in the blog posts are not necessarily the opinions or the beliefs of the author, the people he quoted, or anyone else for that matter.
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- Lent: Practicing Faith in a New Place - Digital Dispatches: [...] last year for Lent I gave up shampoo and conditioner. Since then I haven’t once washed m [...]
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- On the Tip Of My Tongue… | Youth Ministry Blog: [...] tried to answer the question on their blogs… (Dean Tregenza: Theology of a wired church? [...]
- On the Tip Of My Tongue… | Youth Ministry Blog: [...] am reminded of how others have tried to answer the question on their blogs… (Dean Tregen [...]
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