Tag Archives: Harry Frehner
God in the Dark: Theory
My biking siblings and me: Harry, Sylvia, me, and Ron Every couple of years my siblings, Fred and I go on a three-day bike trip. The first trip we biked from Banff to Jasper, the second was a 400 km section of … Continue reading →
Posted in Childhood, Spiritual Direction, Stories of an Everyday Pilgrim
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Surfin’ USA
Here’s a story I wrote a few years ago that was published in the MB Herald. It’s also in my book, Stories of an Everyday Pilgrim, which will be available this fall. Fred and I sat contented on the beach and listened to the … Continue reading →
An Everyday Pilgrim 