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Let me encourage you to go to the website for a Hero's Journey. Use your weekend following the links and reading the stories and reviewing the stages of the Hero's Journey. You'll find it to be a great resource as we go through the Everyday Heroes series. When you get to the site click on the suitcase 
and begin. Enjoy the journey. Check back often. The Mythos Icon in my side bar is also a link to this site.
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Live from Madison Square Garden
Eric Clapton: Live from Madison Square Garden
Great album. These two performers still delive (****)
Open Hand
David Wilcox: Open Hand
Favorite tunes on this? Capt. Wanker, Modern World, and Beyond Belief...heard all this live last December. Good stuff. (****)
December
Chris Botti: December
Portland artist - great cd. Good even after December! (*****)
James Taylor: James Taylor at Christmas
I want all of his hats! It's a great collection for Christmas if you like Taylor's music. (*****)
Airstream
David Wilcox: Airstream
He's headed to the studio again. Get this before the next one comes out! (*****)
Covers
James Taylor: Covers
St. James has done a great job here. (*****)
Double Banjo Bluegrass Spectacular
Tony Trischka: Double Banjo Bluegrass Spectacular
Now that I have my Hartford banjo, I'm listening to more players. This is a great cd. Lots of great players accompany Trischka. It doesn't bore me in the least. Plus he plays a Hartford on some cuts. (*****)
Seeing Things
Jakob Dylan: Seeing Things
I just like it! (****)
Joni Mitchell: Shine
Very thoughtful and evocative. Love the new version of Big Yellow Taxi (****)
Bruce Springsteen: The Seeger Sessions
Springsteen brings a raw power to these tried and true tunes. (*****)
Charles C. Mann: 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus
After being in Brazil this book gives me more food for thought. Thanks Larry Wheeler for the recommendation. (****)
J. R. R Tolkien: FATHER CHRISTMAS LETTERS - First Edition
Tolkien wrote these to his children. Artwork is all his own and includes stamps. A fanciful and wonderful book this Christmas. (*****)
Ori Brafman: The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations
Great implications for creating adaptive responses to challenges rather than merely technical solutions. (****)
Harper Bibles: The Green Bible
If you minister in the Pacific Northwest this should be your Bible. If not, "green up". It's worth it for the forward and articles. (****)
Rick Rouse & Craig Van Gelder: A Field Guide for the Missional Congregation: Embarking on a Journey of Transformation
Finally, the Missional Church folks get down to earth! (****)
Kevin G. Ford: Transforming Church: Bringing Out the Good to Get to Great
Great book to help us understand the kind of adaptive change churches need to go through to transform themselves and their communities or the kind of dna that church plants need to be adaptive in the future. (*****)
Patrick M. Lencioni: Silos, Politics and Turf Wars: A Leadership Fable About Destroying the Barriers That Turn Colleagues Into Competitors
Thanks Jon! It is already proving helpful. (****)
Bill Bishop: The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart
Enlightening for both culture and ministry (****)
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