Richard Bryant is a United Methodist minister. He lives in North Carolina.
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Richard Bryant is a United Methodist minister. He lives in North Carolina.
Writing in Vermont
Encountering the Good News with Renewed Minds
Mind, Body, Spirit - Whole Person Health
Navigating the World from a Christian Perspective
Relentlessly Pursuing Excellence in CrossFit & In Life
Observations from the loose nut behind the wheel.
and some respite in them.
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Crafts, Recipes, and More
For there is an unlimited amount of grace given in every process.
Equipping Christians to Better Love God and Neighbor Through Caring for Creation
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Plant based recipes inspired by my Garden.
Pain goes in, love comes out.
International Teaching in Motion
A fine WordPress.com site
Better conversations toward a better tomorrow.
A Bit of Me in Every Key Stroke
Steven Cuenca: Manic Expressive Episodes
Richard's Food for Thought 
Dear friend, Thank you very much, I was really happy to have been following your blog. I’m still a lot to figure out, and here I can only say that you are an awesome blogger, full Inspiring and hope you can inspire more readers. Thanks and greetings compassion from Gede Prama 🙂
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Hi Richard, you sound like a very interesting man.
~ Dennis
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Dennis, Thank you for stopping by. I’ve been fortunate to be sent to some interesting places and work with great people. Thank you again for your stories. They mean a great deal to me and my work. Blessings, Richard
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Hello Richard,
We have been following your blog for a while, and I nominated you for the Very Inspiring Blogger award. Thank you so much for your inspirational words. I enjoy your blog very much. You don’t need to make a post if you do not wish to– I just wanted to take the time to recognize you. 🙂
http://dorianshand.wordpress.com/2014/09/16/little-people-can-be-some-of-the-biggest-inspirations-the-very-inspiring-blogger-award/
Love, Dorian and her Mama
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What a kindred soul. All I can say is that you Methodists know how to play the field. Peace, dear brother. Glad you’re following me from across the pond. Think I will return the favor.
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What a fantastic post. It’s so simple and to the point; crystallizing what I’ve been mulling over for some time. I’m going to repost this on our church’s website and link back to your blog. You’ve got a fan in me, friend. 🙂
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left the comment in the wrong spot. meant for the Isis Christianity & Hell post….
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Thanks for reading. I’m glad you liked it. Blessings. Richard
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also had my profile blog listed incorrectly…. see carnesvilleumc.org rather than the blog i made for my dad lol
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Nice job on the website design.
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thanks… i’m a newbie, but giving it my best shot!!
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done… i know this will spark a conversation about this that needs to happen in our church. thanks so much.
http://carnesvilleumc.org/2015/02/27/food-for-thought-isis-christianity-hell/
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Glad to help. You’ve given me a few ideas on how to retool on our church site. Our facebook page and mysite really are our church site at the moment. I need a better dedicated church site. Thanks for the inspiration are positive reminder. I’m grateful in more ways than one.
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Thanks for the follow although you should know I’m an atheist.
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I discovered your blog recently and now I am an avid reader.a retired UMC pastor(Holston Annual Conference,now serving,for a 2nd time as interim pastor of a local Presbyterian Church.I,too,attended Duke Divinity as well as Candler.glad I found your blog.Keep at it.
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Thanks for getting in touch Warren. I appreciate your sharing and reading. Richard
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Hi Richard, you were nominated for the same versatile award as me so i thought id pop over and have a read. and lend a bit of support. I love your stuff, great read.
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What can I say about your bio that could accurately describe my confusion…I mean, thoughts. Very original and creative, and leaves ample room for one’s imagination. Glad you survived your childhood !
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Michael, Thanks for stopping by. Yes, I survived an only childhood with a vivid imagination. I’m indeed blessed to live in a small corner of paradise and work with a wonderful congregation. Be Blessed, Richard
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Thanks for following my blog! I hope you like my writing. If you do I’m giving away a free book on Smashwords http://smashwords.com/books/view/456166
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