After My Own Heart

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Thursday, May 6, 2010

Lord's Prayer

Posted by James Hilden-Minton at 9:56 PM

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We are all sheep, we are all shepherds

I will give you shepherds after my own heart, who will feed you with knowledge and understanding. ~Jeremiah 3:15

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James Hilden-Minton: I work full-time for a major corporation as a quantitative financial analyst. I hold a PhD in Statistics from UCLA. I am a former student of Columbia Theological Seminary. I teach yoga infused with Christian scripture and spirituality. I love Kira, my wife of 28 years, and Zoe, my fourteen-year-old daughter.

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Contemplative songs for small groups

Abba's Lullaby: You are my child
All that's green
Cannon of the Spirit
Come Holy Spirit guide me
Come Lord Jesus
Come, Little Baby Jesus
Come, Little Baby Jesus [MP3]
Do not let the sun go down on my anger
humble heart
In all things, glory
Is it not enough that Christ should call us?
Like a Diamond
Like Lambs among the Wolves
Like Lambs midi
Make me whole again
Master is coming: I cannot sleep
Miriam's Song: Horse and Rider
Morning Start Shall Rise: Be attentive
My Full Welcome
My heart has trusted in the Lord
O God be pleased to dwell with us
Path of Freedom
Praise You of God of steadfast love
Psalm 131: Like a weaned child
Rest in Me: Come to me all of you
Shiru-lo shir chadash: Sing to the Lord a new song
Spirit Moves
There is a Mom in Israel
Trust in Me with all your heart
When we were few in number

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